Our glittering awards evening will take place on March 5th. This year’s short story competition was on the theme of ‘Darkness’, though stories can be written in any genre the writer wishes. There are cash prizes to be won but the contest is only open… Read More »5th March – Short Story Competition Judging Evening
Cecilia is a local young adult romantic comedy novelist. Born in France but has lived in Japan and USA. Her latest publication is The Girl Next Door, previously Seven Days You and The Summer of Us. She’s influenced by the works of Nora Ephron, the… Read More »6th February – Cecilia Vinesse with agent, Molly Ker Hawn, of The Bent Agency
Give the gift of reading this Christmas. Our anthology of stories from the 2023 short story competition is now available to buy on amazon. Escape to another world through the power of fiction this Christmas with this collection of gripping, poignant and funny stories, all… Read More »Secrets and Lies for Christmas!
Our December social will be held at The Old Tram Depot in Cambridge on Tuesday 5th December. We have a private room booked from 7pm until closing. Food isn’t included, but the pub does do food so you can order some on the night if… Read More »December Social!
Secrets and Lies – Short story Competition Anthology 2023 by Cambridge Writers Secrets and Lies – A great gift idea for Christmas! This year’s anthology makes a perfect stocking filler for the avid reader in your life. Packed with a wide variety of unique short… Read More »Secrets and Lies – Short Story Competition Anthology 2023
Our member, Dr.Emily Bilman has had a short story, entitled Double Bind, published in The Lothlorien Poetry Journal Blog. The story can be read on The Lothlorian Poetry Journal website.
The American Woman by RJ Gould A story of hope, disappointment and new beginnings The American Woman is the new stand alone novel from RJ Gould in the ‘At The Dream Cafe’ series When it’s impossible to forget is it possible to forgive? Jennifer is… Read More »The American Woman
With our rings as round as the “o” in Galileo We exchange our nuptial vows, our hearts beating In close proximity. Our hearts’ impact once Scattered regoliths here on the way to Mars. Poised in awe like the earth-moon spin, We observe Armstrong and Aldrin’s… Read More »Pathfinder – by Dr. Emily Bilman
By Emily Bilman Like a serpent the tram slithered around the city surreptitiously. Amid the passengers, I held on to a railing in the middle of the tram with one handand faced the river Rhône. Geneva is built on an ancient glacier valley crossed by… Read More »sublimation
We may not be celebrities but we all have a story to tell. Each life is unique, and while you might share similarities with others, there’s no one else in the world who shares your exact human experience. A direct translation of the French word… Read More »7th November – Life Writing Workshop