We hope you’ll join us for our Halloween fourth Friday session where we’ll be writing ghosts.
As usual, we’ll start the afternoon with our manuscript reading session for constructive comments, before a short break and onto our focus topic session.
It’s October, and as our meeting takes place just before Halloween, we’ll be all about writing ghosts- and they don’t have to always be scary…
Our Saturday at the Playwright, meeting begins at 12.30 pm and goes on to 4.30, but we’re flexible with arrival and departure times.
For our March session, the voluntary homework is to write a piece of prose up to 800 words, or a poem- if that’s your preference. The theme is, Feud.
Arrive early to have time for dinner and chat, before we officially start at 1.30 pm hearing the stories and poems written on this month’s theme.
Then the rest of the meeting is flexible. Our second Saturday meetings are informal, and non-members are welcome.
We’re building a writing community; so whether you’re a new writer, unpublished, or published, come and join us.
Any questions, get in touch via our contact form.
Join us for our February, Saturday session in the poets corner room at The Playwright.
This month, the writing challenge theme is Botanical Gardens; a piece of prose up to 800 words, or a poem on the given subject. It’s not compulsory to do this to attend, so come along and hear the resulting works.
Arrive early (12.30), have lunch, chat, and get to know other in our writing community, and then from 1.30 onward it’s the challenge. Have a piece of writing you want to get comments on, or a writing question you want to talk about? Then there’s time for this in the remainder of the session.
Not only is this meeting flexible, but it’s free. We want writers to join in with our writing community, sharing the highs and lows, and experiences.
We’re a friendly group of writers, all of mixed abilities (from new to published) and a wide age range.
If you decide you’re interested in membership, then please get in touch via our contact form for up to date details (our website will shortly be having a big overhaul).
WEATHER: we are not expecting snow to effect the city centre on Saturday, but should that change we’ll put up messages on our Facebook page or tweet over on X.
Our November second Saturday meeting is competition time.
Last year we revived our annual Verse of the Year, and Manuscript of the Year competitions. While only NWC members can enter, we welcome visitors to join in judging the winner.
This year’s theme is ‘Lost’ and it’s clear there will be a number of interpretations for this word.
We’re starting at our usual 12.30 pm to allow time for lunch and chat, before we begin the competition.
Prose writers have 250 words excluding the title and their pseudonym -it’s fun guessing who wrote which story. And for the verse it’s up to 20 lines excluding the title and pseudonym.
Attendees will have the opportunity to vote for their favourite Verse, and/or Prose entry. We’ll count out the votes and announce the top three in reverse order, for each category, and discover who penned them.
Members near and far, have had since mid- September to think about, and write their entry/entries.
This is always a fun event, and if you want to be entertained, challenged, and amused, then come along to The Playwright.
If you’d like to know more about NWC membership, please use our contact form to send us a message, and we’ll get back to you as son as we can.
You can join NWC at The Playwright for our August second Saturday meeting.
This is our only meeting this month.
We’ll be a smaller group than usual, but doing the things you enjoy at busier second Saturdays.
And if you arrive early, you’ll have time to buy lunch and a drink, then chat with other writers before the main session begins.
All writers welcome…
Our new membership year begins in September, so look out for our updates here, and on our Twitter page, or Facebook.
Join us for the NWC February fourth-Friday meeting at the Nottingham Mechanics. They’re on North Sherwood Street in the city centre.
Join us for February with NWC at The Playwright pub on Shakespeare Street, Nottingham.
This is an informal meeting with writers of all abilities and interests.
Arrive at 12.30 pm for lunch, the food is good, or a little later for the start of the meeting at 1.30 pm. We’re in the event room at the rear of the building.
Any questions? Please use our contact form, or speak to us via our Facebook page .
Join us for our regular NWC fourth-Friday meeting at The Nottingham Mechanics, on North Sherwood Street.
We’re introducing a few new features for 2023. If you’d like to come along and try our sessions before deciding on membership, it only costs you £5 per meeting.
We welcome writers of all abilities, and aim to provide a friendly and encouraging atmosphere. We want to help you develop your writing skills and gain confidence in your work.
If you’d like to know more about meetings, and membership, but can’t get to our January meetings, please use our contact form. Or message us via our Facebook page or Twitter account.
Join us for January with NWC at The Playwright pub in Nottingham.
For our first second-Saturday meeting of 2023 we’ll be catching up on what members, and friends of the club, have been doing since our last get-together in December 2022.
Arrive early at 12.30 pm in time for lunch, or a little later for the meeting start at 1.30.
It’s a new year with new additions to the 2023 programme.
Pop along for half-hour, or stay around for the afternoon. You’ll be welcomed by a friendly group of writers, of all ages and writing experience.
Any questions? Then get in touch via our contact form, or on our Facebook page or Twitter account…
