Reflections is a rich and diverse collection of prose and poetry, celebrating the legacy of Cleckheaton Literature Festival.
The
anthology features work from many of the writers who appeared at the
festival in 2015 and 2016, as well as stories and poems by members of
Cleckheaton Writers Group, who organised and ran the festival.
Enjoy
reading the work of James Nash, Alison J Taft, Ian C Douglas, and many
other established authors, as well as that of emerging and – as yet –
unpublished writers. The anthology is dedicated to the late Helen
Cadbury, who appeared at both festivals.
‘This collection of
writing is a testament to the work of the festival team that worked so
hard to bring the joy of literature in all its forms to West Yorkshire. I
hope they are justifiably proud of all they achieved in such short
space of time.’ Mark Wright
The collection will launch at
three separate events in November and December 2018, the first of which
will be held at Cleckheaton Library, Whitcliffe Road at 1pm on Saturday
10th November.
There will be readings by writers including Alison Lock, Ali Harper (A J Taft) and John Irving-Clarke.
This will be followed by an
evening event at Heckmondwike Library, Walkley Lane at 5.30pm on Tuesday
27th November
There will be readings by writers including Julie Pryke and Martin Webster.
The third event will be at Cleckheaton Library on Saturday
15th December at 1pm
There will be readings by writers including Noel Whittall and Ralph Dartford.
There will be the opportunity to purchase copies of the anthology as
well as other books by the authors. All the events are free to attend,
and there will be complimentary refreshments available.
Reflections
includes work by the following writers: Martyn Bedford, Katherine
Bevans, Helen Cadbury, John Irving Clarke, Clive Dale, Ralph Dartford,
Bea Davenport, Martijn Den Burger-Green, Ian C Douglas, Laura
Hobson-Tyas, Mandy Huggins, Alice Jorden, Sarah Linley, Alison Lock,
Stephen Michael Moore, James Nash, Karen Naylor, Julie Pryke, Pauline E
Scatterty, A J Taft, Neil Walker, Martin Webster and Noel Whittall.
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