Fine writers should split hairs together, and sit side by side, like friendly apes, to pick the fleas from each other’s fur’
Logan Pearsall Smith
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Minutes of our Meeting of 4th February 2021 Venue Skype only.
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Present: Gina, Nikki, Jennie, Rick, Bob, John.
The meeting was led by Gina. Notes taken by John.
Greetings Scribes.
The meeting opened at 11:00pm Cyprus (9.00am UK) with contributions not related to the prompt of last week:
Rick: “Cyprus - International Festivals and Events.”
An article submitted to an international travel magazine, both online and in print.
Rick shared a link to a source for commercial writing opportunities, “Where to Pitch Magazine” https://wheretopitch.substack.com/.
Bob: The next Chapter from his work in progress: “The Woman Across the Street.”
This was followed by a discussion on the practicalities of self-publishing.
Bob will share his U-Tube talk on the subject on our Facebook page.
We went on to contributions based on the writing prompt “The Spirit.”
Nikki: “Spooked or Spiked to Death.”
This was followed by a discussion on the use of quoting song titles to add atmosphere and a timeline.
John: “The Sprits of the Forest.” The first two parts of a new, traditional style, fairy-tale.
The story offered a word of the month “Psithurism” (Silent P) The sound of wind in trees.
Jennie: Extract from the later chapters of her fairy story work in progress. Introducing Spriggans as a character set.
NB. (Word of the Month) A spriggan /sprɪdʒən/ is a legendary creature from Cornish faery lore. Spriggans are particularly associated with West Penwith in Cornwall.
This was followed by a discussion on using online sources such as Instagram and Pinterest for promotion purposes.
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