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Happy Holidays

It's snowing outside as I write. I'm off to wrap gifts and to curl up with a good book beside a log fire. I'll be back on Tuesday 12 January when I'll post the first writing prompt of 2010. Meanwhile, I hope you enjoy the interview with Bronia Kita. Happy Holidays ...

Weekly Writing Workshop Prompt No 4

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Weekly Writing Workshop Prompt No 3

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Weekly Writing Workshop - Prompt No. 2

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Weekly Writing Workshop - Prompt No. 1

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COMING SOON

Later this month I'm launching two new regular series so why not subscribe now to Words Unlimited and catch them both from the start?

Author Interviews

This monthly series starts with, Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year, Ross Raisin. He talks about completing his award-winning novel,
God's Own Country and gives a progress report on his eagerly awaited second book.

Weekly Writing Workshop

Would you like to start your writing week with a workshop waiting for you when you switch on your computer? 

Later this month I'm launching Words Unlimited's Weekly Writing Workshop.

Each Monday I'll post a writing prompt - a picture, potent phrases, or a combination of both - to kick start your writing week.

Suggestions to as to how you might work with these will appear on a permanent page which you'll be able to access from the post. As the posts mount up in the archive you might want to work with several images to create a narrative. 

You can start a conversation with other writers by leaving a comment after the prompt or leave a new prompt in the comment section. 

When Weekly Workshop has been running for six months I'll review the feedback I'm getting.  If there is enough interest, one of my options will be to invite you to submit, via email, an extract of prose - Maximum of 500 words - or a poem - Maximum of 40 lines.  A selection of these will be published on Words Unlimited.

Whether you're working alone, with a writing buddy or your own writing group - why not subscribe to Words Unlimited now and be sure to get the first prompt?  Just click on the subscribe link in the sidebar.