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Howard County Library System Project Literacy graduation and awards ceremony held at HCLS Miller Branch.
Howard County Library System Project Literacy graduation and awards ceremony held at HCLS Miller Branch.
WEA Write Now workshops are designed to help you achieve your writing goals. Whether you simply want to write for fun or you dream of becoming a published author, our expert tutors and authors can help you to develop as a writer and demystify the murky world of publishing.
On the 18th of May 2013, the WEA teamed up with independent publisher Myriad Editions to offer a day of creative writing classes at Omega Centre, Portsmouth.
10am–1pm: Masterclass: OPENINGS
Attention-grabbing opening lines are vital if you want your novel or short story to be read. Novelist Liam Murray Bell, author of So It Is, taught participants how to construct the perfect opening sentence.
2pm–5pm: Masterclass: HOW TO PLOT
Crime writer Lesley Thomson, author of A Kind of Vanishing (winner of The People’s Book Prize), helped participants decide between a plot- or a character-driven story, and showed them how best to make the plot work to reveal their characters and their stories.
Visit www.weawritenow.wordpress.com for future events.
Howard County Library System Project Literacy graduation and awards ceremony held at HCLS Miller Branch.
Howard County Library System Project Literacy graduation and awards ceremony held at HCLS Miller Branch.
The 2012 Spring Symposium is an annual event that honors the faculty and staff of National University for their hard work and dedication.
Congratulations to Susan Gilbert for winning this years Bridge Award!
Devon County Councilllors for Newton Abbot, Anne Fry and Gordon Hook, talk to the scheme's project manager whilst on a tour of the site.
Young people from Newton Abbot College and Coombeshead Academy went to Waterstones to choose books for the teenage area of the new library
Pre-construction Phase: Top floor 'Studio'. The room has been all but emptied of furniture. A few holes can be seen in the walls where asbestos testing has taken place.
This room will be used by the learning disability support team in the daytime and will continue to be an adult learning art room in the evenings. It will have improved storage facilities, new furniture, an interactive whiteboard, a sink for art and a separate kitchenette, not to mention better lighting, heating and decor.