NETWORK NEWS 2019 Events in November
Network News Editor, Janey Robinson, shares SCBWI events coming up in November across the British Isles.
In November, SCBWI Networks have some spectacular fireworks of events for you. So join the Storytelling Plot by joining a critique group, coffee and chat, or casual meet-up.
SCBWI Events in November
2 NOVEMBER Wales Coffee and catch up 11:00 - 13:00, The Angel Hotel, 15 Cross St, Abergavenny, NP7 5EN
9 NOVEMBER South East Coffee and chat 10:30 - 12:00, Garage Coffee, Jewry Lane, Canterbury
9 NOVEMBER Wales Coffee & catch up 10:30 - 12:30, Pethau Da (upstairs), 2 Mansel St, Carmarthen SA31 1QX
10 NOVEMBER Wales Coffee and catch up 14:00 - 16:00, Waterstones cafe (upstairs), 2A The Hayes, Cardiff (city centre), CF10 1WB
10 NOVEMBER Wales Coffee and catch up 11:00-13:00, Waterstones Cafe, The Old Carlton Cinema, 17 Oxford St, Swansea SA1 3AG
16 NOVEMBER North East Writing for Others with Patrice Lawrence 11:00 - 16:00, York Central Library
16 NOVEMBER Scotland Scribble and Scrawl Crawl (SOLD OUT - waiting list) 11:00 - 13:00, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow
21 NOVEMBER South East Meet-up 19:30, Cowherds Pub, Southampton Common. Please let us know if you are coming in advance in case of any changes to our schedule: southeast@britishscbwi.org
23 NOVEMBER North West End of the year critique group For details please email northwest@britishscbwi.org
24 NOVEMBER South East Brighton social group 11:00, Brighton Waterstones
25 NOVEMBER South East Critique group 19:30, Coppid Beech Hotel
26 NOVEMBER South East Critique group 19:00 - 21:00, Double Tree Hotel, Woking. All new people are welcome. Please could you confirm you are attending by emailing southeast@britishscbwi.org
Events Now Booking
2 DECEMBER London Christmas party 18:00 - 23:00, The Silver Cross, Whitehall
25 JANUARY London Boot camp 10:30 - 17:30, Goldsmith, University of London, New Cross
1 FEBRUARY Scotland 'When to Press Send' with literary agent Jenny Savill, Director of Andrew Nurnberg Associates 12:30 - 16:30, Edinburgh Central Library
Future Events to Watch Out For
7 DECEMBER Scotland Winter social, Spoon, Edinburgh
11 JANUARY, 8 FEBRUARY and 7 MARCH North West Critique meetings
10-12 MARCH London Book Fair social TBC
AUTUMN Central East Scrawl Crawl November TBA
AUTUMN Central West From First Draft and a Clear Voice events in planning, dates and times TBC
AUTUMN North East Critique meetings Dates decided each month via Facebook poll
AUTUMN London Self-publishing social evening November-January TBC
AUTUMN Wales Coffe and catch up November date TBC, Food for Thought cafe, Gladstone’s Library, Church Lane, Hawarden, CH5 3DF
WINTER London Agents 1-2-1 Early February 2020 TBC
SPRING North East Lynne Chapman illustrator workshop Rescheduling
Find and Book SCBWI British Isles Events
Plug Into Your Local Network
Scotland scotland@britishscbwi.orgNorth West northwest@britishscbwi.org
North East northeast@britishscbwi.org
Central North centralnorth@britishscbwi.org
Wales wales@britishscbwi.org
Central West centralwest@britishscbwi.org
Central East centraleast@britishscbwi.org
London london@britishscbwi.org
South West southwest@britishscbwi.org
South East southeast@britishscbwi.org
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Header Image: Niki Leonidou. Niki graduated from the Kent Institute of Art & Design in 2000 and has been working as a freelance children's book illustrator since then. More than 180 books with her work have been published worldwide. She is also a published author in Greece. Her picture book Looking for Misty was nominated for the International Award for best picture book concept in Hasselt, Belgium, in 2014. She loves teaching art to children and has occasionally worked as an art teacher. Follow Niki on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.
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