Fosseway Writers: based in Newark UK, helping writers everywhere
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“Meetings & Reunions”: Catch-up on our last informal read-out meeting (20th Sep)
We had another couple of new faces at our regular mid-month get-together and hope to see Edward and Ray again soon. Ray is a member of the Sleaford Hub Writers and mentioned their regular meetings on the first Tuesday of the month as well as some anthologies they have had published. We had a good…
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Informal Read-out Meeting, Thursday 20th September
Come along to our informal read-out session for new pieces of writing, works in progress and general literary chat and banter. And discussion about a new Fosseway book for 2019!
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AGM: Our Plans for 2019
Invest in henchmen, buy some heavy duty weaponry and get a fluffy white cat to stroke inside a secret base. Hang on. That’s the ‘Survive Brexit’ folder. Ahh, here’s the AGM news… After hearing the results of the Flash Fiction competition (more on that later), we worked through the agenda and listened to the Treasurer’s…
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AGM & Flash Fiction Competition Results – Thursday 6th September
Awesome Gila Monster! Artistic Gene Manipulation! Alarmingly Green Mutants! AGM!!! Come along and hear some news and find out the winners of the Flash Fiction competition.
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Letter Writing Competition 2018
We are pleased to announce the launch of our latest competition which requires entrants to go a little ‘old school’ and write a letter to someone who influenced you in some way.
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August Informal Meeting
We had a really good session the other night with some of our regulars being joined by a few new faces. Janey and Clair were two of the winners of our Local History Writing Competition while Becci was present to receive her prize (a copy of ‘Gobstoppers, Shrimps and Sour Monkeys‘) for winning our Newark…
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My 4 Golden Rules of Writing
Nicholas C. Rossis gives his 4 rules of writing (rule 2 is particularly good as it tells you which other rules you can ignore and why).
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“After the Flood” by Janey Harvey
First place in our local history writing competition and winner of the Joan Stephenson Trophy.
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“King of the Cattle Market” by Lucy Grace
Second place winner in our recent local history writing competition.
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“A Night Lost To The Past” by C.L. Peache
Winner of 3rd place in our recent local history writing competition.
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