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Publications The Circle has produced several publications since it was
formed in 1993. Some of these have achieved national acclaim. In the 2011 national awards by the Writers’ News and the
David St John Thomas Charitable Trust, our latest book, Pick and Mix, won the Best Writers’ Circle
Anthology cup and
also the Winner of Winners shield
as the best publication in all classes.
It also won a Runners-up certificate in the NAWG national competition. This follows our success in the same competition in 1994 when
our very first book won the Best Writers' Circle Anthology. The 2006 anthology, “Hidden Depths” was short-listed for the NAWG prize Click on an image for more information: |
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All fourteen entries in the this year’s Arthur Redway Memorial Competition in print – for only £2.30! |
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The Circle has also written its own
soap opera, The Chronicles of Much Hemlock, set in a
fictitious village in the Cotswolds.
The idea was first raised at a meeting on |
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Members were invited to contribute
one character each to populate the village and a cast list of about 20 was
produced. The
Chronicles of Much Hemlock began with the first episode, The
Vicar's Pyjamas, written by Barbara Smith and read out at a Circle
meeting on The soap opera received its first mention in the Reading
Evening Post on |
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A few copies of Wherever
the pen takes us, Reflections 2003 and Hidden Depths are
available at a reduced price of £1.00 per copy (plus 50p p&p). If you wish to order a copy, do come along to one of the
meetings or please write and send a cheque (payable to Thames Valley Writers'
Circle) to: Barbara Smith, |
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