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Continue reading →: New book from the Rugby Cafe WritersThe Rugby Cafe Writers have published their seventh book – a collection called Dive Into a Poem. The 230-page book features the work of 33 poets from the Rugby area and contains poems on a variety of themes including special places, characters, loss, and exciting words. All of the poems…
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Continue reading →: Maddie publishes new bookRugby Cafe Writer Madalyn Morgan has published a collection of poetry and prose called Scenes from my life. Here is what she says about it: “Scenes from My Life is a collection of short stories, poems and non-fiction articles. Many pieces have been published in magazines and newspapers, but some,…
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Continue reading →: Come and see us this AutumnLook out for us (and join us) at the following festival events this Autumn when we will be selling our books. Come along for a chat about how to get involved in the group. September 7th – Saturday Songs event at St Andrew’s Church October 12th – Saturday Songs event…
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Continue reading →: Here is our complete set of booksThese are the six titles published so far by the Rugby Cafe Writers. We are very proud of all of them. They contain the work of between 30 and 40 local writers. Many of us have never had our work published in a book before! Our first book was Get…
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Continue reading →: Buy our Spring anthologyThe Rugby Cafe Writers have published their new book for 2024. It is called A Story For Every Day Of Spring. As the title suggests, there is a short story for each day of March, April and May. The book completes a cycle of four books, each dedicated to a…
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Continue reading →: Rugby Cafe Writers at Christmas FairRugby Cafe Writers were selling their books at the Percival Guildhouse Christmas Fair on November 18th. Pictured are authors Kate A Harris, Rosemary Marks, Fran Neatherway and John Howes. There was plenty of interest in our new book, A Story For Every Day of Winter, which features Christmas and Winter-themed…
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Continue reading →: The perfect Christmas giftOur new anthology of Winter Stories is now available to buy! This is our third seasonal publication, following the success of A Story For Every Day Of Summer and A Story For Every Day of Autumn. The new book features a story for every day of December, January and February.…
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Continue reading →: Cafe Writers at Southam Book FestivalMembers of the Rugby Cafe Writers were selling our books at the Southam Book Festival on Sunday October 8th. They had a great day with plenty of interest in our stand and a record number of sales for us. Fran, Lindsay and Fiona are pictured with the books on display.…
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Continue reading →: Book launch was an enjoyable nightPoets, storytellers and singers gathered at the launch of our new book, A Story For Every Day Of Autumn, on Friday September 29th at St Andrew’s Church, Rugby. About 50 people were present for the evening called Voices of Autumn. They enjoyed a series of readings and performances of work…
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Continue reading →: Cafe Writers celebrate our new bookHere are some members of the Rugby Cafe Writers with our new book, A Story For Every Day of Autumn. The book features more than 90 short stories written by local authors and is now available from Amazon for just £6. Here’s what one reviewer said: “A different story for…
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Welcome to the Rugby Cafe Writers. We are a friendly group of budding and experienced writers who meet in Rugby every fortnight and share our love of books and writing. We also have a spin-off group which gives authors a chance to get feedback on their works-in-progress. We publish our own anthologies and so far have eight books for sale! Please come and join us. Beginners are most welcome.
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