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Canterbury's Liveliest Writing Group |
HALL OF FAME
Jo Field First and Third Prize in S@veAs Poetry Competition 2009 |
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 Meet at the University of Kent map
Workshops
on the third
Monday of every Month from 7.00pm-9.30pm To read at sessions or join our mailing list please email saveas@hotmail.co.uk |
With Canterbury Poets
at
Coffee and Corks 2nd Sunday of each month
March 7th 6.30pm - 8.30pm. - Maggie Harris Reading from her new Collection After A Visit To A Botanical Garden more - David Nettleingham and Christpher Hobday Reading from their debut pamphlet Adage Adagio: Drafts I - X - and open mic
S@veAs Prose Competition 2009 Results
First Prize Cold Salt Water - by Maria McCarthy Second Prize Synaesthesia - by Kyrill Potapov Third Prize Russians are Coming - by Marilyn Donovan
S@veAs Poetry Competition 2009 Results
First Prize Skin - by Jo Field Second Prize Passing it forward - by Gary Studley Third Prize Towards the sea - by Jo field An Honourable Mention Girl - by Nicky Gould |
Hotspots Tuesday 2nd March 2010 6.00 pm Patience Agbabi First gig as Canterbury's Poet Laureate Aphra Theatre, Grimond Building, Universtiy of Kent Sunday 7 March 2010, 2pm – 4.30pm Ann Drysdale launches her latest poetry collection, Quaintness and Other Offences Waterstones, 6 – 8 Rose Lane, Canterbury CTS 4GA Saturday 13th March, 7.00pm TongueTide The Horsbridge Arts Center Whitstable CT5 1AF
Saturday 24th April Best Words, Best Music Teynham Library, 11.00 -12.30 am |
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Members Publications Nancy Charley. Apprentice available from Lulu Luigi Marchini The Anatomist, available from Conversation Quarterly David Nettleingham & Christopher Hobday Adage Adagio: Drafts I-X available from Conversation Quarterly |
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SAVE AS Writers' Group is a well established group of writers in Canterbury with an average membership of 40 people of all ages who are serious about writing. The group is chaired by founder member and Canterbury Writer's Poetry Prize winner, Luigi Marchini. The members have regularly met at the University of Kent campus since 2001 and the group now has a wider network of connections with many other writing and poetry groups and literary events locally and in London. Many members have had work published.
The workshopping meetings give members a chance to read their prose and
poetry within a supportive group, and to
receive constructive criticism from other writers.
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Save As
meets at the University of Kent, Canterbury. Email
saveas@hotmail.co.uk
enquiries about website contents to
info@saveaswriters.co.uk
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