Friends of NAWG
The
following website addresses are for people who are Friends of NAWG. You will
appear here if you have conducted workshops at NAWG Festivals, are a volunteer
within the NAWG organisation, a patron, or others chosen purely by personal
choice of Mike Wilson, Chairman of NAWG:
For some excellent opportunities to see your work published check out the NAWG Competition pages:
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If you enter we will be interested to hear how you got on. We will celebrate your success in our Showcase.
www.lynnehackles.com A tutor at the Nawg festival and writes regular articles for Link Magazine.
View and buy Lynne's book published by Nawg: http://www.nawg.co.uk/publications.htm
THE VOLUNTARY ARTS NETWORK is the UK development agency for the voluntary arts and our aim is to promote participation in the arts and crafts. Our website is: www.voluntaryarts.org. Voluntary Arts Network - the UK development agency for the voluntary arts: PO Box 200, Cardiff, CF5 1YH. Telephone: 029 2039 5395. Do you get the free VAN email newsletter? Timely snippets sent weekly on the latest arts jobs, policy, funding news and useful information to help your organisation thrive. Sign up at: www.voluntaryarts.org/news. Take a topic to the Forum! Have you a question or issue relevant to the voluntary arts that you would like to raise with like-minded people? Visit the Forum at www.voluntaryarts.org/forum. Do you live in England, Northern Ireland, ROI, Scotland or Wales? See their pages for nation specific news. www.vaengland.org.uk; www.vaireland.org; www.vascotland.org.uk; www.vaw.org.uk.
www.writers-circles.com This is Diana Hayden's page. There is all sorts of stuff for writers on here. She has a listing of the country's writers' groups, which is available to anyone interested.
www.greatnorthernpublishing.co.uk Great Northern Publishing are based in Scarborough. They publish "The Great War" and "Old Yorkshire," magazines whose titles are self-explanatory. Mark Marsay, publisher and author, has also produced "Baptism of Fire" and "Bombardment!" The first book deals with the 5th Green Howards at the Battle of St Julien in April 1915, while the second deals in great depth with the bombardment of Scarborough, Whitby and Hartlepool in December 1914. "Jade," a new magazine of erotica, for which material is being sought, appeared in May 2002. A catalogue of books is available.
www.deardenise.com This is the Denise Robertson site. Denise is the President of NAWG.
www.mslexia.co.uk If you want to take your writing more seriously, or have some serious fun exploring your creativity, Mslexia was invented for you. Our subscribers say the magazine has really made a difference.
www.janewenham-jones.com. A tutor at the 2004 Festival.
www.biscuitpublishing.com. Brian Lister's site for Biscuit Publishing Ltd. Brian is NAWG's only Lifetime Member, and is a regular at the Festival.
http://www.somerset-information.co.uk/details.asp?listid=310. This takes you to Crysse Morrison's details, a tutor for 2005.
http://www.northernpublishers.co.uk/authors/Bob_Beagrie. Bob Beagrie is a tutor for 2005.
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