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Sunday, 23 June 2013

WriteNight the Anthology - The launch

Do you feel the need for an injection of culture in your life?  Then come along to the launch of WriteNight the Anthology - Colchester.


Yesterday, I posted about the WriteNight anthology about Colchester, which is now available to purchase here.

The exciting news is that WriteNight will be launching the anthology, officially, on Friday 28th June 2013 at 15 Queen Street, Colchester from 7.30pm. Come along, to hear extracts from the anthology, read by the authors, who penned them.  You will even be able to get your hands on a copy of the book itself! 




 
We look forward to seeing you there!


Colchester WriteNight - The Anthology



Ever wondered what Colchester might have been like, had Boudicca not attacked? Could there be a secret underground room of treasures still concealed beneath Colchester Castle? Are you intrigued by the ghosts, which haunt the streets of this ancient town? Are you hungry for a slice of everyday life in Colchester?



Whether you want to know more about the Witchfinder General and his victims or explore time travel, 'WriteNight, the Anthology - Colchester' contains something for everyone.



Regular readers will already know that Colchester WriteNight is a group of local writers, who meet twice a month to discuss writing and to write together. I am a member of this amazing group and I love being a part of it.



The brainchild of Emma Kittle, this group began with Colchester people meeting for NaNoWriMo write-ins in November 2011 and we have been meeting regularly for eighteen months now, completing writing exercises; discussing writing; encouraging each other through NaNoWriMo, during the month of November and writing in general the rest of the time. All in all, it is a really supportive and fun group of people to spend time writing with.



Last year, we embarked upon the somewhat daunting task of putting together our first anthology of short stories, on the subject of the town we meet in – Colchester.



The end result is a really interesting and diverse anthology of work by sixteen writers, showcasing the broad range of styles, ideas and imaginations, which make up WriteNight.  To read and enjoy all the stories we had so much fun writing, plese click on the link below.



To purchase a copy of the anthology, 
click here or scan the barcode.




If you love writing and would be interested in coming along to WriteNight, we meet regularly at 15 Queen Street, Colchester.  For more information, click on the links below.  We welcome writers of all abilities ... you just need to enjoy writing!

www.facebook.com/groups/writenight