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ANDOVER WRITERS' WORKSHOP
Information: Through its various activities, it aims to help members gain fun and fulfilment from their creative writing by providing an encouraging environment in which to develop their skills.
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BRIGHTER WRITERS
We’re a group of budding writers from the Fylde Coast in the North of England. We meet once a week in the Hastings Club in Lytham to enter competitions, critique each others work give support and have a good time.
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BRIGHTON WRITERS
Based in Brighton.
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BURTON MONDAY WRITERS
Burton Monday Writers is a friendly group of people interested in producing short stories, poetry, scripts and novels. We welcome anyone writing in any genre.
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CAFE WRITERS
Promoting established and new writers throughout Norfolk and beyond. We usually meet on the second Monday of each month from 8.00pm at Jurnet's Bar, Wensum Lodge, King Street, Norwich Café Writers present a wide range of writers performing a variety of styles - poetry, drama, prose - in an atmosphere that both welcomes new work and invites professional polish. There are opportunities to read from the floor.
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CAMBRIDGE WRITERS
Cambridge Writers is an organisation of both published and unpublished writers in Cambridge (U.K.) and nearby towns and villages. It has been in existence for about 60 years. Currently (December 2008) it has 81 members.
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CROYDON WRITERS
This friendly group of writers of varied experience meets once a month with the aim of supporting each other’s writing aspirations.
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DARLINGTON WRITERS' CIRCLE
All welcome - published, ambitious, just for fun.
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DEAL WRITERS
Established in 2005, Deal Writers is a flourishing group currently made up of some twenty-five members living in and around the east Kent coastal town of Deal. We are always delighted to welcome anyone with an interest in writing and, whether you are new to the craft or are a long-established writer, there will be something here to interest you. Our membership includes beginners and published authors writing in all genres, including fiction (for adults and children) and non-fiction, poetry and drama.
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ELLIPSIS WRITING GROUP
The group is about half a dozen strong, and most of us have demanding full-time jobs, families, friends and lots of other major distractions from doing what's really important, i.e. writing stuff. If you find what you see interesting, do get in touch - one thing anyone who writes really likes is feedback from someone who has read their piece.
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FIRE RIVER POETS
The purpose in setting the Group up was to offer a forum for active poets. It is not a poetry appreciation group. Although the Group began with (and retains) a relaxed attitude to membership, the assumption is that members are writing and are willing to read their poems to each other. All local (ie Somerset based) poets who want to improve their technique and are willing to share their fascination with/enjoyment of/obsession with poetry are welcome to join us.
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FREE SPIRIT WRITERS
Based in Yorkshire.
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HARROW WRITERS' CIRCLE
Programme of events and meetings can be found on the Harrow Writers' Circle web site at www.harrowwriters.org.uk E-mail: Simonvarley4000@aol.com
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HOGS BACK WRITERS
Hog's Back Writers exists for one reason: so members can improve their writing. Some of us are novelists, some short story writers, some essayists, some journalists, some poets. Some of us have been published, some of us long to be published, some of us write solely for our own pleasure. The one thing we all have in common is that we want to improve our writing.
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THE INKLINGS
THE INKLINGS ARE A MIXED BUNCH OF SCRIBBLERS WHO ENJOY MEMBERSHIP OF ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL WRITERS GROUPS IN THE MERSEYSIDE AREA.
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THE INN SCRIBERS
The purpose of our group is to foster writing in all its forms, to the mutual benefit of our members, to exchange literary ideas and to organize events of joint interest.
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KICK START POETS
Information: Kick Start Poets is an independent group of poets, founded in 1997, sponsored by The Arts Council of England, Southwest. Regular meetings are normally on the third Thursday of every month at Sarum College in Salisbury Cathedral Close. Non-members are welcome at all regular meetings. Less formal gatherings devoted to close textual scrutiny of new work are held on the first Monday of every month and are not open to non-members.
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KING'S LYNN WRITERS' CIRCLE
We meet at 7.30pm on the second Thursday of each month at: The Friends' Meeting House, 38 Bridge Street, King's Lynn Norfolk
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LANCHESTER WRITERS
We are a self run group and take it in turns to lead each session. This is voluntary and no-one has to lead until they feel confident to do so. During the session we may write a poem, the beginning of a story or just something to pursue a creative idea. We produce some odd results at times but everything helps develop our writing skills and we have lots of fun.
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LEEDS WRITERS' CIRCLE
We meet every two weeks - so come along make new friends and meet like minded writers.
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