Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Guest author: Andrew Wedderburn Tues. Dec. 8
Just a heads up since December gets pretty busy. Perhaps, a time out with your favourite local writers might be just the distraction you need between drunken, awkward office eggnog parties and family guilt-trips, I mean, holiday celebrations, ahhem.
The next Calgary Writing Collective:
Tuesday, Dec. 8, 7 p.m.
Auburn Saloon (163 - 115 - 9th Ave SE bottom of the Calgary Tower)
Special guest: Andrew Wedderburn, author of The Milk Chicken Bomb
http://www.chbooks.com/catalogue/milk-chicken-bomb
Andrew Wedderburn has worked in community radio and co-operative bookstores, slung martinis and was briefly a moderately successful Name That Tune host. Now he explains stock photography for a living. His rock’n’roll outfit, Hot Little Rocket, has played across Canada more times than he can keep track of and performed for two weeks in Beijing in 2005. The Milk Chicken Bomb is his first novel. He lives in Calgary.
Meeting the second Tuesday each month, the Calgary Writing Collective is a friendly meet-up for writers at any stage of a literary project (short stories, novels, screenplays etc.) Bring anything you wish to share, a notepad for inspiration and impromptu writing exercises and your imagination.
See you on Tuesday!
The next Calgary Writing Collective:
Tuesday, Dec. 8, 7 p.m.
Auburn Saloon (163 - 115 - 9th Ave SE bottom of the Calgary Tower)
Special guest: Andrew Wedderburn, author of The Milk Chicken Bomb
http://www.chbooks.com/
Andrew Wedderburn has worked in community radio and co-operative bookstores, slung martinis and was briefly a moderately successful Name That Tune host. Now he explains stock photography for a living. His rock’n’roll outfit, Hot Little Rocket, has played across Canada more times than he can keep track of and performed for two weeks in Beijing in 2005. The Milk Chicken Bomb is his first novel. He lives in Calgary.
Meeting the second Tuesday each month, the Calgary Writing Collective is a friendly meet-up for writers at any stage of a literary project (short stories, novels, screenplays etc.) Bring anything you wish to share, a notepad for inspiration and impromptu writing exercises and your imagination.
See you on Tuesday!
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