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BRIGHTON NIGHTWRITERS now meets at SPEAKERS’ CORNER café
every WEDNESDAY at 7.30pm.
Our next meeting is on WEDNESDAY
The café’s address is: 44 George Street, Kemptown BN2 1RJ
(George Street runs between St. James’s Street and Edward Street, near Old Steine)
Click HERE to find out more about this wonderful café !
Thanks to everyone who came along to our AGM and (belated) Xmas bash on Jan 9th – and a big special thanks to John, the Speakers’ Corner owner and chef extraordinaire, for laying on a magnificent feast of us. Chat, readings, wonderful food and great company – if only we could indulge ourselves like that every week (but then it wouldn’t be the same. Would it??)
BRIGHTON NIGHTWRITERS is a creative writing group that meets once a week to read and discuss members’ work in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. We have been meeting continuously since 1988.
Some members are published, some just write for pleasure and some are new to creative writing. Not everyone attends every week, but – whatever our age or walk of life – we all enjoy sharing our stories, poetry and plays with others.
Brighton NightWriters meets in SPEAKERS’ CORNER café, 44 George Street, Kemptown every Wednesday at 7.30pm.
– Directions to SPEAKERS’ CORNER : Go down St. James’ Street from the Old Steine. George Street is second on the left, and Speakers’ Corner is about half-way along on the right.
To contact Brighton NightWriters just come along to one of our weekly meetings or phone Tim Shelton-Jones on 01273 505642 or email tim01.shelton-jones@virgin.net
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Now, how about this for a commendation? Not only has Bob won £100 in the Koestler Trust 2018 Poetry contest, he also received the following letter from their reviewer :
“I was so moved by reading your ‘sonnets’ that even as I write this I am struggling to think of what to say that does justice to how beautiful they were. The way that you have used the sonnet form to express such moments of feeling, emotion, contemplation and memory in your life is truly powerful and I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to have read these. You certainly have a way of articulating that gives the reader an easy access to visualise the meaning and essence of your poems“
You can read three of Bob’s sonnets here
