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My short story, TOMMO AND THE BIKE TRAIN, will be published in the anthology, Under the Weather, edited by Tony Bradman, (Francis Lincoln) in November 2009. See the listing on Amazon
June 2009
My poem, The Spade, has just been shortlisted by Ruth Padel, in the Mslexia National Poetry Competition 2009. Great to be selected out of thousands. Read the poem here.<< New Text >>
FORTHCOMING MASTERCLASS : June 27th 2009
3 Comments
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Hi Miriam,
I enjoyed hearing you read your work at the writer's retreat. You have a beautiful speaking and writing voice!
Good luck and hope to see more of your work in print soon. -
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The course you ran at the SCBWI Winchester Conference in Novemeber was absolutley brilliant. I am looking forward to attending the one you are doing on Writing Dialogue on 27th June.
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I recently began having Miriam's input to my writing, and benefited straight away. I put a pin in the Internet, and was lucky that her name floated to the top as interested and available. She is creative, experienced, encouraging, warm, accessible, knowledgeable, inspirational, generous and very professional. I look forward to continuing with her support from now on.
Jilly Garnett 
I support developing writers through workshops, editorial advice, mentoring and talks. Look up my Memories Project in Leicester, in partnership with Ros Adam.
Your workshop space was both inspirational and encouraging whilst also being challenging on a practical level. You really got the whole group's creative energies flowing - and gave us the tools to keep them flowing. I loved it Miriam - I use your techniques whenever my brain jams!
Kathryn Evans, SCBWI Writers’ Conference, Winchester 2008
Residency, Brick Lane Gallery Peace CampI am a member of the Society of Authors, British SCBWI for children's writers, Highgate Poets and Lapidus, creative words for health and well-being. I have been a Writing Mentor for the Medical Foundation for the Victims of Torture and I am a member of English PEN, 'mightier than the sword.'
I was a teacher for twenty-five years and I believe that every young person has a future. Reading good fiction can help provide the route map.
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