'After Work' Writing Workshop: Writing Round Table

Norwood Forum

Whether you are a published author or always want to try your hand at writing, these 2 workshops are designed especially for you

West Norwood Library

Are you a writer or always want to try your hand at writing? Then these 2 workshops are designed especially for you. Bring along your own works to read from, ask questions from our panel of writers, and share your ideas and ambitions in our friendly workshops that are FREE to attendBrought to the community as a partnership between Norwood Forum &amp; West Norwood Library, these events are part of <a href="https://stationtostation.london/choose27/#festival" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">ChooSE27 Festival</a> running throughout West Norwood and Tulse Hill showcasing places the community can work in or hire for an event.T﻿he first workshop is more generally about writing and members of our local Writers Group will be present to provide their insight into the craft. T﻿he second workshop is about researching and writing history, and this will be led by Stuart Hibberd and Stephen Oxford.F﻿or both workshops you are invited to bring along your own text to read from, or you are very welcome to sit back and listen - or come ready with questions for our panel. These are friendly, informal, round table conversations with no age restrictions and in a fully accessible space.T﻿he conversation may stretch on towards 8pm-ish.I﻿f you are booking for this first workshop, you might also be interested in our second, please click on the link before for more info:<a href="https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/after-work-writers-workshop-researching-and-writing-history-tickets-641127769417">Thursday 1 June: Researching &amp; Writing History with Stuary Hibberd and Stephen Oxford</a>Stuart Hibberd is the author of The first Crystal Palace Football Club 1861-1876, the definitive history of one of the founding members of the Football Association in 1863. He is the co-author of To the Palace for the Cup (1999), The Centenary History of the Arthur Dunn Cup (2003) and Tottenham Cakes and Bolton Pies! The story of the 1901 FA Cup (2022). He is a regular contributor to The Norwood Review on local history topics.Stephen Oxford is a retired geography teacher who has lived in Norwood for more than 35 years. He is Editor of the Norwood Review, the quarterly magazine of the Norwood Society, for which he regularly researches and writes articles. Other works include a chapter in the book about the West Norwood Fire station, articles about the Crystal Palace Subway and two books about local history. He regularly gives local history talks and leads local history walks.F﻿ind our more about work of The Norwood Society, including their programme of events here: <a href="https://www.norwoodsociety.co.uk/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">www.norwoodsociety.co.uk/</a>

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