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The Word Factory

We are a community of writers, run by writers seeking to develop the quality of their work and create exciting new platforms for the short story form.

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Our Fusions: Beyond the Form online series, in which short story writers immersed in other forms give us the benefit of their lateral approaches to writing, gets off to a cracking start with West Yorkshire’s Gaia Holmes’ and her inspiring m...

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Word Factory Short Story Club: Patrick Ryan

The date: online October 28th 6.30pm

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