Words on Wednesday 16th September 2026

Dear Writers,

If you have enjoyed this weekend's Swindon Open Studios don't forget there is still next weekend where you get to enjoy Artists' work in their own Studios. You can access full details of what's on over next weekend online, or pick up one of their brochures from the Hub, Library, galleries, and cafes around Swindon.

As of September 2026 Write Along Tuesday has now been cancelled.  If in the future more people wish for it to continue there is potential for it to be reinstated.  

Please note that we cannot confirm Artswords dates until we receive Artswords Newsletter on the 1st day of each month, so we really appreciate your patience.  Just a reminder that the Artswords Writer's Kitchen and Artswords Writer's Cafe now cost £2 per session, but grants are available for those who cannot afford the costs. 

Here's your weekly update:
This week's Extra Task:
Write a piece about one of the Scientists who decides to create something out of Play-Doh, then there's an accident with chemicals, and the creation comes to life.

Sneaky peek at next Week's Tasks:
If I were:  An Animal in National Geographic.
Main Task:  On 22nd September, 1888 - the first ever publication of National Geographic was launched.  TASK:  Write an article for the National Geographic today, but reflect upon when it was first created and all the changes that have occurred through to present day.

IMPORTANT DATES FOR THE DIARY:
Poetry in the Pub
When:  Every last Wednesday of the month - 30th September, 28th October, and 25th November
Time:  7.30pm to 9.30pm
Where: The Pulpit, 7 Devizes Road, Old Town, SN1 4BJ
Price:  FREE
This is a very exciting evening, where you can sit back, relax, enjoy a drink and listen to a wonderful evening of verse with resident, and guest poets, plus open spots.  What a wonderful way to relax, and enjoy your evening after a really busy day.  For further information email: poemogram@hotmail.com 
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Happy writing everyone!

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