Pitching Jonah….
Pitching is not something that comes easily to me – and I rather suspect I’m not alone… It’s been a while since I’ve blogged on my own behalf rather than Writers’ Cafe, but today I want to say a little … Continued
Patrick Gale comes to Penzance Writers’ Cafe
On February 1st the Longboat’s back room was packed with members, long-standing and new. They variously enjoyed beer, coffee, and even a pickled egg – but most of all, every one of them enjoyed listening to Patrick Gale and having … Continued
Writing Workshop: Let the Postcards Speak – by Linda Camidge
On November 9th members were offered a substitute for a much-requested session on poetry delivered by a poet. What did members enjoy instead? A not-requested-at-all creative writing session on postcards, delivered by someone who likes postcards. The members turned … Continued
Crime among the Cream Teas – by Linda Camidge
Penzance Writers’ Cafe was delighted to welcome David Coubrough, author of the locally set crime novel Half a Pound of Tuppeny Rice, to Writers’ Café on Wednesday September 14th. David, who has always felt an affinity with Cornwall, started writing … Continued
Come on Kindle, Light my Fire
If you have been reading these blogs on a regular basis, you may have come to the conclusion that I’ve quite a lot of projects on the go. Firstly, there are the two novels, Looking for Jonah and Queen’s Daughter. … Continued