Dundee's Creative Writing Group
Some members of our group have been taking part in the Ties to the Tay project, a collaborative venture between an interdisciplinary group of academics at the University of Dundee, visual artists, and community organisations exploring the River Tay. Further details can be found on the Ties to the Tay website.
Continue ReadingOur next meeting will be held in room 2S11 of the Dalhousie Building on Wednesday 6th July at 7 p.m. All are welcome to come along and join us.
Continue ReadingDavid Carson is the current chair of Nethergate Writers. This is the first of a regular series of updates on the goings on at our latest meeting. 12 members attended the latest NW meeting last Wednesday. We began by thanking Craig for creating and modifying our website. We believe it will be an excellent shop […]
Continue ReadingRosie Baillie Well I know for a fact that my sausage rolls would’ve been crisper than these ones. There’s not a thing I don’t know about making flaky pastry. By the taste of this sorry specimen, there’s a lot that Jean doesn’t know about making pastry. “Oh Jean, I didn’t see you there, I’m just […]
Continue ReadingRoy Partington Disturbance Vixen screamson cockcrow urban lawnsbreak dreamsof heaven in rural fields. Interruption The doorbell rang.Greeted, we talkedand drank our tea. The mobile sang.Deserted, we waited:then left no news.
Continue ReadingRoddie McKenzie 12/5/14 Writing is a lot like climbing mountains. The same miles of pain and self doubt, the same vertigo, in a view from the ridge, before you pen that ethereal summit.
Continue ReadingOur next meeting will be held in room 1S19 of the Dalhousie Building on Wednesday 22nd June at 7 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
Continue ReadingThis is the online home for the Nethergate Writers. Here we’ll provide news of our meetings and events, and keep you updated with information on all our activites. We’ll also provide examples of our work, as well as some behind the scenes details to help you get to know the members of the group.
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