This month's meeting will help you decide on writing ideas for this year's Basingstoke Music & Arts Festival and show you how to get started with the BWC Forums.
The Basingstoke Writers' Circle (BWC) meets as an informal group of friendly, local, amateur poetry and prose writers. We are not a tutored class but instead offer encouragement, support and if asked, direction and coaching for our members.
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Standing room only for some of the seventy guests who attended the grand opening of Basingstoke Writers' Circle (BWC) Exhibition on Friday evening, 27th November at the Willis Museum!
Following on from the September meeting where Rosemary Trollope and Angela Hurley explained about the Basingstoke Music and Arts Festival, for members, the BWC will pay for you to have one entry into this Festival. Programmes for the event will be available at the October meeting. The sections are: Short Story, Poetry, Sonnets, Scripts, Letter Writing and Non-Fiction.
— Basingstoke Writers' CircleIf you've tried to register to use the BWC Forum and been unsuccessful, please try again. Due to a large number of spammers, we were unable to process all of the registration requests. We've fixed things now (fingers crossed!).
— Basingstoke Writers' CircleDue to unavoidable circumstances, the Willis Museum won't be open soon enough for our exhibition. Our revised dates are as follows:
Exhibition opens: Saturday, 21st November 2009
— Basingstoke Writers' CircleWe have a headline for the Willis Museum exhibition! "Writing for the Willis - From Fact to Fiction".
— Basingstoke Writers' CircleHosted at the South Ham Library, the Basingstoke Writers' Circle Open Mic Poetry Evening offered a stage for the town's poets to perform their work.
— Basingstoke Writers' Circle