Wednesday, 27 March 2013

The Artist Unleashed: THE BENEFITS OF WRITING GROUPS, by Paphos Writers' Group members

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5 comments:

  1. I really enjoyed this post, hearing from numerous peeps! I belong to a picture book writing group. Each member is invaluable to me. I've also belonged to a few YA/MG groups.

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  2. Hi Jess - I agree with SA .. such an interesting range of group members to read about. I haven't joined a group yet - but may do so in due course ..

    Happy Easter to all concerned ... Hilary

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  3. Yeah, everyone was different. Never belonged to a group except online.

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  4. I gave my first talk to this group, after publishing. They are a friendly bunch, and made me so welcome. I never joined because of my writing workload. However, I would have done, and had fun!

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  5. Thank you Jessica. Your interest is greatly appreciated. When is the next book 'Golden Cliches' likely to be published.

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