Our September second Saturday meeting at The Playwright, and this is the first of our autumn meetings.
The Saturday meetings allows time to chat, write, and if you’ve done the fun homework- read it out, or not.
Arrive at 12.30 to get lunch, a drink, and chat with other early arrivals. Then from 1.30 pm the session ramps up with the results of the writing homework (set the previous month). But we’re flexible, so don’t worry if you can’t arrive until later.
There’s always a writing session, and the opportunity to read work out for constructive comment.
If you’d like to try the homework theme, here it is: a short story (between 400 and 800 words). ‘At least next time I won’t have to dismantle the piano’.
We finish around 4 pm, and you’re welcome to stay longer. Or if you need to leave early, that’s okay too.
Any questions about the meetings, or you’d like to join NWC, please use our contact form.
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 July second Saturday meeting at The Playwright pub.
All are welcome to our informal and varied afternoon session, where you can meet and chat with friendly, welcoming writers.
The writing challenge for this month is to write a story around 800 words, and combining the themes of the paranormal and artificial intelligence (AI). There’s no compulsion to take part in this aspect, nor read out your story if you do- someone else will be happy to read it out for you.
Arrive early- 12.30 pm- and order your lunch, then spend the hour chatting with others members and visitors.
From 1.30 it’s full ahead with a mix of content suitable for all levels of ability.
Timings are flexible, so arrive and leave at times to fit your circumstances. And we’re close to public transport links- buses, tram, and Nottingham railway station (via the tram from the Royal Centre stop).
Any questions? Then please use our contact form, and we’ll do our best to help.
It’s our June fourth Friday at the Nottingham Mechanics from 1 pm onward.
For the first 75 minutes there’s time for reading your work for feedback, catching up with other writers, and sharing your news.
Then, from 2.30 pm we focus on a specific writing topic, from those requested by members earlier in the year.
Visitors are welcome, but meeting fees apply.
Any questions? Then use our contact form, and we’ll respond as soon as we can.
We look forward to welcoming you to the group…
For our May meeting at the Nottingham Mechanics we’ll be following our newly introduced format.
From 1 pm members and visitors can get-together in our meeting room to read out work, talk about writing issues and generally get to know your fellow writers.
Alternatively, buy your lunch and a drink down on the ground floor in the Mechanics restaurant, before the 2.30 pm session begins.
This month, for our main session, we’re focussing on last lines- one of the topics requested by members earlier this year. Plenty of scope here…
As we pay for the room, this meeting does incur a small charge. Members:£3, and non-members: £5.
Bring pen, paper, and any electronic device you white with- but please make sure it has enough battery for the afternoon.
Any questions, please use our contact form, and we’ll answer as soon as we can. Membership is available throughout the year. Please ask for details via the contact form, or at meetings.
(Please note: we do not have card payment facilities at meetings.)
We’re now starting the April meeting at the Nottingham Mechanics from 1.00 pm. But don’t panic if you can’t be there at that time.
Between 1 and 2.30 pm, members and visitors can use the meeting room (The Boardroom) informally; talk to your fellow writers, read out work for feedback and discuss ideas.
You might prefer to arrive early and buy lunch in the Mechanics restaurant, before the structured session of writing challenges starts at 2.30, and finishes approximately 4.45 pm. This includes a short break around 3.30.
These meetings do have a cost attached: NWC members:£3 ; Non-members: £5
(Please be aware, we cannot accept card payment, so please ensure you have cash, cheque, or can do a BACS payment.)
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.
