Manchester - Creative Writing Workshop

Sunday 7th June 2009 6:35 pm

PAPER PLANES: SECOND SATURDAYS starting 13th June 12 noon til 4pm, £12/8 Upstairs at FUEL CAFE, 448 Wilmslow Rd, Withington M20 3BW. Tel 0161-448 9702

myspace.com/mypaperplanes or email Tony at paperplanes@hotmail.co.uk

You can come and discover what a gift these friendly, enjoyable and challenging work shops are.

You'll have fun and take home 3 or 4 new pieces of your own writing and learn how to kick start new ideas and writing improvisation s for yourself

Whatever you write, this work shop is right for you -

poems, prose, scripts, songs, blogs.

Join poet and Commonword trustee Steve Waling and Comma fiction writer Anthony Sides downstairs at 11.30 for a coffee or upstairs at 12 for the session.

VIEWS ON PAPER PLANES:

Annie Clarkson: "inspiring... A lot of laughs, respect for others' writing, and encouragement. ... a wonderful afternoon."

William West: "amazing classes. .. . the teaching is pure gold!"

Lynn Myint-Maung: "thank you for the work shop ... I found you graceful and organized as facilitators, but also cheerful, kindly and playful and allowing so that the atmosphere was both safe and encouraging."

Adam Grant: "You guys are bloody superb, I love what you're doing with Paper Planes."

Pat Selden : "I never expected it to be this good."

Elaine Speakman: "It's my favourite way to spend a Saturday, I think it's lovely."

Manchester - Creative Writing Workshop

VIEWS ON PAPER PLANES:

Annie Clarkson: "inspiring... A lot of laughs, respect for others' writing, and encouragement. ... a wonderful afternoon."

William West: "amazing classes. .. . the teaching is pure gold!"

Lynn Myint-Maung: "thank you for the work shop ... I found you graceful and organized as facilitators, but also cheerful, kindly and playful and allowing so that the atmosphere was both safe and encouraging."

Adam Grant: "You guys are bloody superb, I love what you're doing with Paper Planes."

Pat Selden : "I never expected it to be this good."

Elaine Speakman: "It's my favourite way to spend a Saturday, I think it's lovely."

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