Happy New Year
The Rooinecks are working on their different projects. Shortly new stories and chapters will be appearing on this page.
The writers are listed on the right hand side of this page. Hartwin Gebhardt has two stories, 'The Quality of Life' and 'Tokol, by Gili'. Rowena Mcdonald's piece, 'Goin' Dancin'' was originally published in Harlot Red, a collection of stories from Serpent's Tail. Michael Martin's short story was broadcast on Radio 4 in their Afternoon Story slot.
The Rooinecks meet every two weeks to critique stories and chapters of novels. This is done in a supportive friendly way.
If you want to find out more about the Rooinecks or would be interested in joining (we meet every two weeks in Central London) contact us on ourwritingclub@yahoo.co.uk.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Save our libraries day 5th Feb 2011
Welcome to the rooineck blog. Writers writing.
Save our libraries day
Save our libraries day 5th Feb 2011
Rooineck writers
- About writing (3)
- Hartwin Gebhardt (2)
- Michael Martin (3)
- Nick Moulton (1)
- Rowena Macdonald (1)
- Welcome pages (13)
Story archive
Links
Rooinecks are blogging
A group of writers met on a course in 2002.
We decided to keep meeting up to critique each other's work. We meet up in pubs or wherever we can find a free venue. Since we began we've reviewed stories, novels (literary, chick-lit, science fiction, children's), poems, scripts and a job application.
Some of the writers have posted stories here, which can be read by clicking on the names above.
If you would like to join the Rooinecks or find out more about us, email us at ourwritingclub@yahoo.co.uk. And if you're a member of a writing group and would like to link up blogs, let us know.
We decided to keep meeting up to critique each other's work. We meet up in pubs or wherever we can find a free venue. Since we began we've reviewed stories, novels (literary, chick-lit, science fiction, children's), poems, scripts and a job application.
Some of the writers have posted stories here, which can be read by clicking on the names above.
If you would like to join the Rooinecks or find out more about us, email us at ourwritingclub@yahoo.co.uk. And if you're a member of a writing group and would like to link up blogs, let us know.
Why are we called the Rooinecks? Well, that's another story.
(c) Rooinecks 2002 - 2008
All copyrights retained by the individual authors.
All rights reserved.
All rights reserved.
No comments:
Post a Comment