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    SEPTEMBER
5th

Bring as you Please  - plus BOOK SWAP
Notification of General Short Story Competition - Erskine rules.   (2000 words)
Deadline 10th October

12th Second Time Around                    (1000 words)  

19th

YOU choose a headline from any newspaper,
then write your story based on that headline.
 (750 words)
26th HOLIDAY
  OCTOBER
3rd The Spotlight’s on YOU!    Six members to write, six members to comment.
10th Verse or Worse. Write a Poem – any genre
Deadline for Eastwood Trophy Competition
REMEMBER PSEUDONYM
17th HOLIDAY
24th In Class Writing:  Nada’s Postcards

31st

Guest Speaker – David Jesner  from VDU Publishing. www.vdupublishing.com 
  NOVEMBER

7th

Spotlight Another six members will have their work assessed
14th

Flash Fiction - any genre          (250 words)

21st Humorous Story                       (1000 words)
28th Adjudication of Eastwood Trophy Competition
    DECEMBER

5th

Christmas Lunch and Presentation of Eastwood Writers’ Trophy.
    JANUARY
16th Reading of remaining competition stories
Bring as you Please

Notification of President's Cup Competition
General Article of 2000 words
DEADLINE 5th MARCH

23rd True or False: write a story and the group will decide whether it's true or false.
(Up to 1000 words)
30th Song Parody: Think of a song and write your own lyrics (four verses max)
  FEBRUARY
6th East Renfrewshire Camcorder Club proudly present the Premiere showing of "Divorce is so Final" written by Ronnie mail
13th HOLIDAY
20th What if: This is the title - you write the story (up to 1000 words)
27th Create a main character for a novel: (up to 1000words)
  MARCH
5th Fancy yourself as a Poet? Write a poem or just a ditty rhyme
  DEADLINE FOR PRESIDENT'S CUP COMPETITION
12th Feedback from Erskine Conference
19th Dear Diary: Monday to Friday entries in your diary. Amusing; sad; emotional or topical - you decide
26th What would you change in Britain today? (up to 1000words)
  APRIL 2nd and 9th Holiday
16th Flash Fiction
23rd Short Sketch lasting approximately 10 minutes
30th Tell us your thoughts on the 2012 Olympic Games  (up to 750 words)
  MAY 7th Holiday
14th Childhood Memories   (up to 1000 words)
21st In Class writing: Bring an object with you
25th Adjudication of President's Cup Competition  (Betty McKay)
  JUNE  4th Holiday
11th Annual General Meeting ( Election of new members)
18th End of Session Lunch and presentation of president's Cup
    Remember, in order to allow time for everyone to read, you must adhere to the word limit stated and please new writing, especially if entering the Eastwood Trophy Competition.

If you would like to swap books, bring them to ANY of the meetings

 

This site was last updated 28-Dec-2011