Words on Wednesday 2nd October 2024

Dear Writers,


Please note that we cannot confirm dates until we receive the Artswords Newsletter on the 1st  day of each month, so we really appreciate your patience.

Here's your weekly update:

This week's Extra Task:
Design a Quest for a God.

Sneaky peek at next Week's Tasks:
If I were: A Disney Character
Main Task: You know it's impossible but you've lost it.  You cannot find it anywhere.  Time is now of the essence.

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Tuesday 12th November - 7pm
An Introduction to Life Writing - a talk by Dr Kate Kennedy from the Oxford Centre for Life-Writing.
The talk will be followed by questions and discussion and should prove invaluable for anyone interested in autobiographies, memoir, poetry, song, and any way in which they may write about their own life.

Please watch this space for further information which we will bring to you in a few weeks time.

New Email
Finally, we have moved over to a new email, which Penni, Sarah and Anna can all access, so we can easily share the admin. Please use the email:-
From now on for everything to do with the Group. 

Happy writing everyone!

Regards,
Words on Wednesday

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