Showing posts with label publicity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label publicity. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 September 2011

Twitter 350


Norwich Writers' Circle now has over 350 followers on Twitter.

To discover how to join us online, please go here.

Wednesday, 31 August 2011

Visionary


Our YouTube channel's success continues.

Since its launch in Summer 2010, Norwich Writers' Circle's online video channel has now been viewed over 2,500 times.

Check out youtube.com/norwichwriters for more.

Thursday, 25 August 2011

Twitter 300


Norwich Writers' Circle now has over 300 followers on Twitter.

To discover how to join us online, please go here.

Monday, 8 August 2011

Twitter 250


Norwich Writers' Circle now has over 250 followers on Twitter.

To discover how to join us online, please go here.

Saturday, 11 June 2011

Twitter 200


Norwich Writers' Circle now has over 200 followers on Twitter.

To discover how to join us online, please go here.

Friday, 20 May 2011

One Vision


Our YouTube channel's success continues.

Since its launch in 2010, Norwich Writers' Circle's online video channel has now been viewed over 2,000 times.

Check out youtube.com/norwichwriters for more.

Sunday, 10 April 2011

Twitter 150


Norwich Writers' Circle now has over 150 followers on Twitter.

To discover how to join us online, please go here.

Thursday, 24 February 2011

Changing Channels


The success of our YouTube channel continues.

Since its launch last year, Norwich Writers' Circle's online video channel has now been viewed over 1,500 times.

Check out youtube.com/norwichwriters for more.

Monday, 14 February 2011

Twitter 100


Norwich Writers' Circle now has over 100 followers on Twitter.

To discover how to join us online, please go here.

Thursday, 30 December 2010

You Have Been Watching


The success of NWC's YouTube channel continues.

Since its Summer launch, the channel has now been viewed over 1,000 times.

Amongst the most popular videos included on the site include a trailer for our current Open Poetry Competition and another highlighting our Writing Circle's varied yearly activities.

Check out youtube.com/norwichwriters for more.

Saturday, 4 December 2010

Twitter 50


Norwich Writers' Circle now has over 50 followers on Twitter.

To discover how to join us online, please go here.

Saturday, 27 November 2010

Cleveland Street Update


Recent Norwich Writers' Circle visiting writer Glenn Chandler has written a musical, Cleveland Street.

The musical, which features music written by Matt Devereaux, will be premiered at the The Above The Stag Theatre, Victoria, London, in April 2011.

Visit cleveelandstreetthemusical.com to experience some recent website updates, including an opportunity to hear a selection of selection of songs from the show.

Glenn will be returning to NWC on 7th December to adjudicate our Radio Script Competition. We hope you can come along.

Saturday, 30 October 2010

NorwichCity.net


Many thanks to our online friends at NorwichCity.net, who gave a special mention to Norwich Writers' Circle earlier in the week.

For more information, please go here here.

Don't forget that our next meeting is this Tuesday - the 2nd.

Tuesday's meeting will be one of our regular Manuscript Evenings. Feel free to come along, either to read your work aloud, or alternatively, to listen and provide valuable input.

We hope to see you there.

Sunday, 17 October 2010

Visit Cleveland Street


Recent Norwich Writers' Circle visiting writer Glenn Chandler has written a musical, Cleveland Street.

The musical, which features music written by Matt Devereaux, will be premiered at the The Above The Stag Theatre, Victoria, London, in April 2011.

The show tells the story of the scandal that broke in 1889 when Telegraph Messenger boys were discovered selling sexual favours to members of the aristocracy at a house in Cleveland Street, London. One of the clients who regularly visited the male brothel at 19 Cleveland Street was Lord Arthur Somerset, Private Equerry to the then Prince of Wales. Another reputed visitor, it was alledged, was Queen Victoria's grandson, Prince Albert Edward Victor, known more popularly as Prince Eddy. The whiff of Royal connections was enough to set the machinery of the law in motion, and the brothel was shut down, with numerous people escaping across the Channel to France.


At its heart, it is a story of Victorian hypocrisy, and how the establishment always looks after its own. Three people went to prison. One of them was a 19 year old employee of the Post Office, another the editor of a newspaper who dared to print the truth. None of the clients of the brothel were ever charged, despite homosexuality being illegal at the time.

For more information on this interesting and exciting new musical, please visit clevelandstreetthemusical.com.

News updates on the show can also be found via Facebook.

Sunday, 19 September 2010

NWC Twitter


Norwich Writers' Circle's online family of websites has recently gained another member.

In additon to our main website, this blog and YouTube channel, you can now follow us on Twitter.

To find us, just visit twitter.com/norwichwriters.

Saturday, 18 September 2010

Iron Age Adventure


This Thursday, 23rd September, Norwich Writers' Circle committee member Sally Newton will be holding an Author Event.

During the event, which takes place at the Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library between 3.00pm and 7.00pm, Sally will be talking about her writing and research, as well as giving a talk on native plants used in early medicine.


In addition to the above, Sally will also be on hand to sign copies of her well-received adventure book The Mouthy Prince.

For more information, please call Sarah on 01603 774707 or visit sallynewtonsworld.com.

Wednesday, 1 September 2010

Beyond The Blog


After our recent Google success, each new entry in this Blog now automatically appears on another website which promotes the best of our fine city.

For more information, please visit norwichcity.net.