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    Out of the Ashes
    Out of the Ashes
    Out of the Ashes
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    Out of the Ashes

    By Bingham Writers

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    A selection of short stories and poems written by members of the Bingham Writing Group.

    The stories are as varied in content as the writers are in
    personality, making this an eclectic and intriguing read.

    Have you always wanted to write? We are an informal and friendly group of people in and around Bingham . We share our ideas and learn from each other, we write for fun or to get published. Our group has authors who are published and others who are not published - yet. We welcome everyone with an interest in writing. Do you have a book inside you? Come and join us.
    Bingham Writing group is a gathering of like minded writers of mixed experience but total enthusiasm. Write with us and broaden your experience. In our first year we have published two new books, with more in the pipeline .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMaud Harris
    Release dateNov 28, 2017
    ISBN9781370363254
    Out of the Ashes
    Author

    Bingham Writers

    A selection of short stories and poems written by members of the Bingham Writing Group. The stories are as varied in content as the writers are in personality, making this an eclectic and intriguing read. binghamwti

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