Wollondilly Fellowship of Australian Writers in Tahmoor, New South Wales | Community organisation

Wollondilly Fellowship of Australian Writers

Locality: Tahmoor, New South Wales

Phone: +61 438 678 689

Address: Tahmoor Community Centre, 6 Harper Place 2573 Tahmoor, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.fawnsw.org.au

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25.01.2022 We all have them, common mistakes in writing that annoy us. Often creating ire out of all proportion...

24.01.2022 In his most commonly repeated quoted, Chekhov said, Don’t tell me the moon is shining. Show me the glint of light on broken glass." Here's a post to help you 'show not tell' in your writing.

24.01.2022 Just to get you going on your entries for next months Scribblings, here are some unusual prompts...

20.01.2022 Just a bit of fun for our November meeting Sunday. Don't forget we have a meeting today at Tahmoor Inn. 1pm meeting start in side room. 12noon if you want to meet for lunch beforehand. Comic from http://www.incidentalcomics.com/ by Grant Snider

19.01.2022 What's your thoughts on this?

18.01.2022 AN ONLINE EVENT FROM WOLLONDILLY LIBRARY Tune In to Mental Health Month With Special Guest Author Kim Hodges Special guest Author Kim Hodges joins us in Mental Health Month to talk about her own personal experience with mental health.... Kim will be discussing the follow up book to her incredibly successful debut memoir Girl on the Edge. Entitled Girl over the Edge it takes readers into severe episodes of depression, on the road to recovery, and everything else in between. A collaboration with Camden, Campbelltown and Wollondilly Libraries An Online Zoom Webinar Wednesday, 1-2 pm 21 October 2020

16.01.2022 Villains are sometime the hardest characters to write into your story. Tips are from https://howtodothewritething.com

12.01.2022 What a perfect day to write.

12.01.2022 Just to get you started, here's some inspiration... https://www.writerswrite.co.za/20-rainy-day-quotes/

10.01.2022 Ok this is not an article about writing of any form. These beautiful minimalist illustrations were penned by Japan’s Kitao Masayoshi in 1795. The drawings show the character and uniqueness of each animal, just as clearly as any botanical illustration could. In writing we aspire to 'show not tell', to remove extraneous words, to leave the reader with a clear mental image. Kitao Masayoshi's illustrations can be seen as a visual depiction of that aspiration.

08.01.2022 DON'T FORGET, the deadline for your Scribblings entries is Sunday the 31st of this month. Get 'em in folks!

06.01.2022 and some more tips...