Saturday 25 September 2010
11am – 1pm

Bill Robertson is a short story writer and guitar player. His work has appeared in Fife Fringe, Chapman (coming soon!) and the Lemon Tree Writers Journeys anthology. When not indulging his creative urges he makes a living teaching impressionable young people. He wants to write a novel when he grows up.

Cal Wallace manifested on Earth to become a famous novelist. However due to cosmic interference he was downgraded to little-known short-storyist. He first burst onto the scene a decade ago. No-one noticed. He'll burst again one day. Perhaps, with the wind in his favour....

See www.calwallace.co.uk for more.

E. E. Chandler is native to Aberdeen. Fairly new to the writing scene, she is working on her first collection of poems and trying out short stories. She writes to remember and reads to forget. Favourite themes include madness, unfamiliar places and failing relationships (sometimes all together).

Glaswegian Kathleen Creighton worked as secretary, teacher (English, piano, traditional music), band pianist, and occasional writer. She was a freelance journalist, has had fiction and poetry published and performed, written and directed a play, and currently writes a weekly news page for the Deeside Piper. She is now attempting ‘the novel’ before her brain cells die.

Divorced mother of two Lynn Marsland works for the NHS. She has previously had poetry and short stories published by the Sutherland Writers. Now a member of the Lemon Tree Writers, Lynn is working on two novels. Her writing career began at school in Liverpool when she won the junior prize for short story writing aged ten.

Kent-born Aberdonian Martin Walsh began writing after a long career in marine biology. He draws his inspiration from the people, voices and wildlife encountered down the years.

Robert Ramsay published his first book of poetry, Driving Back, in 2009. He writes of the countryside, the land and sky, the light that shines on it, its flora and fauna, people, and of farming, of love, West Africa, of aging. He has been a members of Lemon Tree Writers since 2002.

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North East Writers