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CURRENT MEMBERS includeKate Adams has been published in Acumen, Envoi, Norwich Writers Anthology and recently in Fire and is currently involved in Kent Refugee Help. Examples of Work Sue Donaldson graduated with an MA in Creative Writing in 2009. She is now enjoying life as a free-range writer, exploring poetry, plays and fiction. Her short play Life after Life was performed at the Horsebridge as part of a 'She Writes' event in 2012. Patricia Griffin runs the Oyster Poets of Whitstable and has been published in Logos, Senior Moments, Night Train, Entirely New and Freedom's Kiss Christopher Hobday has been published in Logos and Night Train, co-edits Conversation Poetry Quarterly and was shortlisted for Canterbury Festival’s Poet of the Year, 2008. He runs canterburypoets. Examples of work Roger James was shortlisted for Canterbury Poet of the Year 2008 and has been published in NIght Train, Fine Scribes, Logos and Statement for the Prosecution. Gillian Laker was born in Hong Kong and now lives in Kent where she belongs to the Save As Writers' Group. Her poems have appeared on the Guardian website and in various anthologies including Cinnamon's In the Telling. Her work was shown within a multi-media exhibition held in Odense, Denmark. Jeff Loffman (1953 - ): retired worker in further & primary education; produced Wings & Shadows (2001), a private collection; one of a group of poets mentored by Douglas Dunn at Hull University; member of Whitby Folk Festival Poetry Workshop; dissertation on Robert Duncan's 'The Structure of Rime'; married to Marion. Luigi Marchini was brought up in London where he spent many a happy maths and physics lesson at the National Film Theatre. Kerry Mayo has been published in the anthology, Place, had two short films produced, contributes articles to a website promoting her local community and is currently working on her second novel. Laurie Porter has had poetry and short fiction published in Logos, Leaf anthologies ( Out of Love, Derek & More Micro-Fiction and All the Way Home), with Byteback Books - (Dog Days) and online at Eclectica. She was one of the original members of SaveAs Writers' Group. Greta Ross moved to Canterbury from Lincolnshire in December 2011 and immediately joined the SaveAs Writers' Group. Born in Sydney, Australia, she followed a varied career in medicine in Australia, Canada, Enlgand and, in the last 15 years, within Russia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. During this time, she continued to write both poetry and short stories, published a poetry collection, "Facts of Life", and has had some small successes in writing competitions. She enjoys travel, music, read, in fact all creative arts in her (so-called) retirement. Lorraine Spiro has had poetry and articles published in magazines and newspapers in the UK and abroad. Gary Studley founded CornerStone Writers and helps to organise regular poetry evenings in Canterbury. His work is featured in Stubborn Mule Orchestra. Frederic Stansfield has been published in The Psychologist and The Occupational Psychologist.
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