We're a group of writers in various genres and of varying experience who meet together in Kelso to help people to improve their writing skills and to help people begin writing fiction and to reduce social isolation. The low cost workshops have a focus primarily on talks, 'open mic' sessions and short stories. If you haven’t attended one of our workshops before, it’s free of charge. You're welcome to come and just listen. We are a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation no SC049640.
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Publications
Thursday, 9 July 2020
First Anthology
84 pages. Price £4.49.
Published March 2017.
The first collection of short stories from Kelso Writers.
Foreword by Iona McGregor.
17 stories.
17 writers.
Publication sponsored by Smithy House Associates.
Royal Mail prices change quickly and without warning to us.
For postage cost, please post your name, email address and order details where it says Post Comment (your details won't appear on the website) and we will advise postage costs before you order.
For all orders for more than one book made on the same day and sent in the same package, we will combine postage.
Thursday, 7 May 2020
Nothing to do ? You've written your story for our Lockdown anthology and you're getting bored ?
Time to enter the
Battle Of Britain Audio Drama Competition
https://www.rafbf.org/battle-britain-audio-drama-competition-entry-form
Be aware -- the closing date is 31 May.
Time to enter the
Battle Of Britain Audio Drama Competition
https://www.rafbf.org/battle-britain-audio-drama-competition-entry-form
Be aware -- the closing date is 31 May.
Tuesday, 4 February 2020
Point of View - 2.30pm - Tuesday, 11th February
Deciding which point of view to use in a story can be a difficult decision.
Some stories are better written in the first person and some have more impact in the third person.
Edith Harper will be leading this workshop.
Come, share your ideas and learn how to decide which point of view to use..
2.30pm to 4.15pm, Tuesday 28th January
Coffee Bar, Abbey Row Community Centre, Kelso, TD5 7BJ
Coffee, Tea and Biscuits at the interval.
£2.50 (Members £2)
Some stories are better written in the first person and some have more impact in the third person.
Edith Harper will be leading this workshop.
Come, share your ideas and learn how to decide which point of view to use..
2.30pm to 4.15pm, Tuesday 28th January
Coffee Bar, Abbey Row Community Centre, Kelso, TD5 7BJ
Coffee, Tea and Biscuits at the interval.
£2.50 (Members £2)
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