Twyford Writers http://www.twyfordwriters.com/ See what other writing groups get up to.

Introducing a useful website for writers: www.scribeslice.com.  This is a place where writers can meet and write together.

The Writers Bureau, www.writersbureau.com - at present accepting entries for 2011 Poetry Competition – see details on our Open Competion Page

Voluntary Arts, 121 Cathedral Road, Pontcanna, Cardiff CF11 9PH.
T: 029 20 395 395 | W: www.voluntaryarts.org | Sign up for e-news

Mystery Women – promoting crime fiction.
www.mystery-women.co.uk

Leaf Books   www.leafbooks.co.uk
Leaf Books Ltd, GTi Suite, Ty Menter, Navigation Park, Abercynon,  RCT, Wales, U.K. CF45 4SN
Leaf Writers Magazine Issue 3  out now!

Willmoselem Productions
Contact Details Website- www.doubletakemovies.co.uk
Email – willmoselemproductions@hotmail.com
Number- 07977829956

Jane Wenham-Jones www.janewenham-jones.com  
Out now! Wannabe a Writer We’ve Heard Of? is published by Accent Press in paperback   www.wannabeawriter.co.uk
http://twitter.com/JaneWenhamJones
http://twitter.com/UWannabeawriter

The Kati Nicholl Editorial Agency  http://www.knicholl.co.uk/  
Specialists in: Appraisal. Abridging. Editing. Proofreading. Scanning.

Alex Wilson and Jude Higgins: Writing Events Bath - bringing writers together. www.writingeventsbath.co.uk

Renegade Writers’ Group is a relatively new / small group that is seeking to grow — otherwise it may well fade away before it’s had a real chance to develop. We meet in the Stoke-on-Trent area
 http://renegadewritersgroup.blogspot.com/2011/02/renegade-writers-group.html

The THRESHOLDS  Forum at the University of Chichester is the only online Forum dedicated solely to the writing, study and promotion of the Short Story form.

www.purely-proofreading.co.uk
purelyproofreading@gmail.com

The 2011 Anthology of Award-Winning Writing 

The Write Path 

The best creative writing from the 2011 NAWG Writng Competitions.
£5.99 post free.  Cheques should be made payable to NAWG.
Send cheque with name, address and email address if available to
Pam Fish, 65 Riverside Mead, Peterborough, PE2 8JN and a copy will be sent by return. 

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 We have very few copies of the books listed below remaining in stock, so please enquire before ordering to check availability.

The Handy Little Book of Tips for Poets
by Alison Chisholm
£3.50 plus 50p p&p.

 The Handy Little Book of First Lines
by Nicolette Ward
£2.99 plus p&p.

The Handy Little Book of  Writing for Children
by Steve Bowkett
£3.50 plus 50p p&p.

Details from pamfish@ntlworld.com

The Benefits of joining NAWG

For groups, when  joining, you  will be sent a copy of  “Running Good Writing Groups” which we hope you will find informative and helpful.  A very useful tool to help set up and run a writing group.  For those already established it becomes a way of injecting new life into your meetings.

NAWG has free entry competitions for members from both Groups and Associates, covering poetry, short stories, stage plays, journalistic articles and an award for the most promising novel.  The awards are presented at a Gala Dinner in September at the three day Annual Festival of Writing.

NAWG publishes a bi-monthly magazine, LINK, and each affiliated group receives three free copies for distribution among its members. Associate members receive a personal copy. Individual group writers can, if they would like their own copy, subscribe too.  We are very keen to hear what you have to say, or what you have to offer and items for LINK are always welcome, giving you the oppourtunity to see your work published.

You may have free mention of your own club’s competitions and events on both the website and in LINK and self-published authors amongst you can have a free showcase slot in LINK .  There will be free market place space at the NAWG festivals.  We run an annual Lottery, to be drawn at the AGM, with a prize of a free year’s membership for a group or associate member, and for the festival there are always “member’s rates”  to help with the costs.

Would you like to join?

Please note: – As from 1st July 2011, membership fees will rise to £40 for group membership, £20 for Associate membership and if you would like you own personal copy of LINK it will cost you £12.

Groups who have renewal dates overlapping this date will not be charged the new rate until they renew their membership.

NAWG is the fastest-growing national organisation for writers’ groups in the United Kingdom. To join, simply download this application form.  You can print it out and send it, together with cheque or postal order, to the address shown or fill it out electronically to membership@nawg.co.uk and send us a cheque.  Your membership pack will be dispatched by return. You can email the Membership Secretary, Pam Fish, via membership@nawg.co.uk for more information.