Category: News
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New Anthology!!
We had a really productive meeting on Thursday on the group’s plans for the Newark Book Festival in July with some great ideas from our members. We’ve got a bit of work to do but we hope to have a really engaging stall on the Saturday and Sunday in the Market Place. And the centre-piece…
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Get Ready for Big News!
This is just a teaser for an exciting official announcement that will be made at our next meeting on Thursday 3rd May.
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Fosseway Tweeters
Fosseway Writers are now on Twitter ( @FossewayWriters ). I’m not entirely sure why, but hey ho, what the hell. We’re already on Facebook ( www.facebook.com/fossewaywriters ) so one more social media platform can’t hurt. So if you’re a prolific tweeter, you’ll now be able to follow our latest news and info via the little blue bird thing.…
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New Year, New Programme, New Writers?
Ever thought about being a writer but didn’t know where to start? Make 2018 the year it happens! Come along and we’ll give you a helping hand.
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Alex Davis announces the results of our Fiction Competition
Alex Davis reveals his love of short stories, what works best, and the winners of our fiction competition.
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Our Evening with Clare Harvey
Details of our evening with historical fiction author Clare Harvey.
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Greetings from the new Committee
News from our AGM and a proposal to reinvigorate our Informal Meetings.
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Next Workshop (5th October): Historical Fiction with Clare Harvey
Our next meeting will feature historical fiction author Clare Harvey who has written three novels set during World War 2.
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Our Evening With Crime Novelist Stephen Booth
On Thursday 1 June we were very pleased to welcome award-winning crime novelist Stephen Booth who gave an enlightening talk to a packed room in Newark library.
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Crime Fiction Maestro Comes To Newark
Award-winning crime novelist, Stephen Booth, will be the guest speaker at Fosseway Writers’ Group meeting on 1 June. Stephen is the creator of Derbyshire detectives Ben Cooper and Diane Fry whose exploits, investigations and careers have progressed through an impressive sixteen novels.