30 Aug 2008
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Spread the Word works with London writers at every stage of their development to enable them to achieve their full potential. We provide showcase events, professional career advice, workshops , and work in schools. Read More About Us» |
Welcome to Spread the Word's Summer Season of workshops, advice and events for writers, taking place across London. |
Summer Festival Fun | LITE BITES - at the West London Literary Festival. Join us for a day of FREE taster writing workshops and signposting advice for writers. Saturday, September 6. |
City of Shared Stories
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Discover thousands of stories about London in an online interactive map, featuring thousands of stories written by ordinary people. Go to www.cityofsharedstories.org.uk
Read interviews with authors, top tips from tutors and find out about the support services, competitions and writing groups that can help you: here |
»The Complete Works (national development programme for advanced Black and Asian Writers)
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 | WRITE NEXT DOOR JOIN THE WRITING GROUPS... Do you live in East London?Are you a writer or interested in writing? Do you want to develop your ideas and writing skills? If the answer is Yes! Yes! Yes! then Spread the Word want to hear from you. We continue to support a network of East London writers through the Write Next Door Writing Groups in: Barking & Dagenham, Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich, Havering, Lewisham, Newham, and Redbridge. |
WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU?
 | Courses, workshops, and events |
 | The online forum and discussion board |
 | Writing projects in schools and communities |
 | Advice and Resources |
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"Arts Council England has been pleased to support the growth of Spread the Word, enabling the organisation to work in boroughs in West and now East London. Through its pioneering writer and reader development work, Spread the Word is now ideally placed to make lasting changes at a community level across many areas of London, and can play an important part in seeing that the arts - and literature in particular - are at the heart of the Thames Gateway development."
- Nick McDowell, Head of Literature, Arts Council London
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