Some of our members have branched out into the wonderful world of web, they are: Clive Newnham author of Pogrom visit www.clivenewnhan.co.uk and Bev Bevan author of The Dark Rose visit www.thedarkrose.co.uk and also Mathew Bridle author of Emun of Mor has finally tarted up his site www.theonesaga.com. So take a tour and let them know [...]
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Member websites
Posted: 1st December 2010 by Mathew Bridle in Articles, GeneralTags: badly writen novels, Bev Bevan, Clive Newnham, crawley, dark rose, horsham, Mathew E C Bridle, pogrom, websites, writer's circle
Latest Novel Update
Posted: 23rd August 2009 by Mathew Bridle in Mathew's BlogTags: badly writen novels, blog, Fantasy Novel, horsham, Horsham Writers, Mathew E C Bridle, novels, Phophets, prophecy, writer's circle
Just posted an update to my novel: Lo the Prophet @ www.badlywritennovels.com/lo.php enjoy a free 110 000 word download. This will as likely be the last update until I finish it. Share this Post[?]
Novel update – Lo the Prophet
Posted: 29th July 2009 by Mathew Bridle in Mathew's Blog, Member's BlogsTags: badly writen novels, fantasy, horsham, Horsham Writers, novels
Just a quick note to say that I have now updated my novel, Lo the Prophet which you can download here http://www.badlywritennovels.com/lo.php Share this Post[?]
How I write
Posted: 15th June 2009 by Mathew in Mathew's BlogTags: badly writen novels, blog, horsham, Horsham Writers, Mathew E C Bridle, short story, writer's circle
[show_avatar email=mathewbridle@hotmail.com align=left avatar_size=100] It’s as well that there are no rules as how we are supposed to write. When I say that I am not talking about grammar and sentence construction and all that old guff. No, what I’m talking about is the actual way in which we all sit down and prepare to [...]
Most Enjoyable
Posted: 10th June 2009 by Mathew in Mathew's BlogTags: badly writen novels, Banstead, blog, horsham, Horsham Writers, learning difficulties, Mathew E C Bridle, Scc, surrey, Surrey County Council, writer's circle
[show_avatar email=mathewbridle@hotmail.com avatar_size=100]I’m sure that most of us have a few things in life that we enjoy no matter what. For me writing is high up on the list along with my family, a few games and work – yes work. As I have previously mentioned I enjoy my work. This is now my second [...]
Bloggetty Blog
Posted: 25th May 2009 by Yvonne II in Yvonne 2's BlogTags: blog, horsham, Horsham Writers, writer's circle, Yvonne
Well, Hi. Have always fancied my hand at blogging and now I have my chance. Isn’t it great? A wee bit of writing and a wee bit of fun. Let’s see how it goes. For those of you who don’t know I’ve been a member of the Horsham Writers Circle for four years. Every month the [...]
As one door closes.
Posted: 22nd May 2009 by Mathew in Mathew's BlogTags: badly writen novels, Banstead, care work, helping others, horsham, Horsham Writers, learning difficulties, Mathew E C Bridle, Surrey County Council, waiting, work, writer's circle
Well, here we are at the end of another job. I’ve been employed in my curent / last post for 7 months and found it to be one of the most enjoyable jobs that I’ve ever had. There is something very satisfying it spending your day helping people. Whether I’m just taking them shopping, or [...]
Another Day …
Posted: 11th May 2009 by Mathew in Mathew's BlogTags: badly writen novels, horsham, Horsham Writers, Mathew E C Bridle, short story, writer's circle
Of all the things I’d like to do every day is to be able to sit down and get a 1000 words done on my book, Lo the Prophet, it’s a sequel you know. I started it a year ago and it’s still only 96 thousands words. I know that sounds like a lot but [...]
Flu is a swine
Posted: 7th May 2009 by Mathew in Mathew's BlogTags: badly writen novels, flu, horsham, Horsham Writers, illness, malaise, Mathew E C Bridle, swine flu, writer's circle
Right then. I’ve been a touch under the weather this last week, got a stinking cold. You know the kind, projectile snot and all that. And with all this scare mongering about swine flu every time you sneeze or cough you’re just waiting to hear ‘oink’. Still, swine flu will never be as bad as [...]