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GUEST SPEAKERS AT WATFORD WRITERS

We have had the pleasure and honour of welcoming guest authors to Watford Writers over the years. Here is a selection of recent authors who have joined us for an evening and presented their experiences and words of encouragement and support:

David Loose at our birthday evening

27 February 2023

For our 18th Birthday celebration evening at Watford Museum, we welcomed author and cyclist David Loose.


David was born in Watford in 1973 and grew up in Croxley, before his job forced him to move away and travel the world! David subsequently settled in Cambridgeshire, where he now lives with his family, working as a teacher and pursuing his interests in history and antiques.


Through his passion for collecting old diaries and letters, David has been on numerous time-travelling voyages of discovery in his quest to find out as much as he could about their authors. David found an enormous sense of achievement breathing life back into someone whose life meant something at the time, but is now long-forgotten .


Most of David's research remains unpublished, as it was purely meant to satisfy his curiosity. However, a couple have been published in journals:


• Scoresby versus Pearson (written in 2019 for The Bradford Antiquary).


• James Parr: A Pioneer Leicester Cyclist and Manufacturer (written in 2021 for The Boneshaker: The Journal of the Veteran-Cycle Club).


• David also gave a talk to the Rickmansworth Historical Society, ‘A Tour Through Croxley Green’s Postcards’, in which he took members around the village with the aid of his postcard collection.  This has been turned into a video and is available on YouTube.


In 2022, David had his first book published Record Jack – The Story of a Hertfordshire Cyclist. The book is the true story of Jack Harter, a very successful racing cyclist from Watford at the turn of the 20th Century.  It was published by the Veteran-Cycle Club and is available through their website: www.v-cc.org.uk




Paul Eccentric at Watford Writers

1 AUGUST 2022

The Life & Times of Paul Eccentric’ 

Paul Eccentric joined us for an evening of poetry and prose on 1 August at the Quakers Hall. A lively entertaining evening, Paul took us through his writing journey, right from his school days. As a poet, author, playwright and songwriter, Paul related how went about getting noticed - the pitfalls, performances, and finally, being published.  


Paul performed his poetry and read extracts from his books.


Paul is probably best known as being one half of the comedic beat poetry combo, The Antipoet. He has played hundreds of festivals including Glastonbury, The Edinburgh Fringe, Bestival, Camp Bestival, Lakefest and Brighton.

After over 35 years of writing and performing, Paul is now thoroughly enjoying writing in his favourite genre, that of Steampunk. His series, ‘The Periwinkle Perspective’ is published by Caffeine Nights Books and volume three, ‘The Story Untold’ will be launched in November 2022.

Graham Whitlock at Watford Writers

GUEST SPEAKER: GRAHAM WHITLOCK

Monday 22 November 2021


https://www.grahamwhitlock.com/  


We welcomed author Graham Whitlock, who shared his journey in bringing The Crystal Palace Chronicles – Star of Nimrod to life! The first in a trilogy, the young adult novel was launched on the 5 November. You can download the first few chapters of the book free via the website. 


For those on social media then please feel free to follow on Facebook at Crystal Palace Chronicles | Facebook and/or Instagram Graham Whitlock | Writer (@thecrystalpalacechronicles) • Instagram photos and videos.


Graham kindly took us through all the stages of researching and writing the book, from his earliest inspirations. He also shared with us all the stages of production, marketing, and promotion. 


A superb evening was had by all.


For more details, please click on the image to the right which will take you through to Graham's website.  

Nick Cook at Watford Writers - Monday 16 August 2021

We so pleased Nick is going to join us on Zoom for this talk with some participation by you!  Some of you will remember that Nick has previously given talks and run workshops for us. He was the Creative Writing tutor for the group that started Watford Writers, so we have a lot to be grateful to him for! He has also kindly judged some of our competitions in the past.


Full details about Nick and the talks he has an offer can be viewed on this website:

http://www.diannemannering.co.uk/nick-cook/


PLEASE SEE BELOW TO DOWNLOAD NICK COOK'S HANDOUT:

"PRATCHETT'S REVENGE"

Pratchett's Revenge (pdf)

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David Stark at Watford Writers

On 12 July 2021, Watford Writers welcomed David Stark as our guest speaker.

 

Originally from Stanmore and Edgware in north London, David Stark started work for Premier Drums after leaving school, before joining Dick James Music, Decca Records and MAM Records as international press officer. He later moved over to the print side of the business, working for Billboard/Music & Media and editing such magazines as Sound Engineer & Producer before launching his own title, SongLink International, for songwriters and music publishers in 1993, which he still publishes today online.


"IT'S ALL TOO MUCH" features David's memories of growing up in the 1960s as a dedicated Beatles fan who was lucky enough to meet his musical heroes on various memorable occasions. From gate-crashing the Yellow Submarine film premiere in 1968 (aged just fifteen) and ending up sitting directly behind the group, to meeting all of them individually in some extraordinary circumstances, David has some highly entertaining stories about his many Beatles encounters which have never been told before.


As he says, “I was extremely lucky to have been in the right time and place to witness some of pop music’s most iconic moments during the late ’60s. Apart from gate-crashing the Yellow Submarine premiere (aged 15) in 1968, I was also at the Rolling Stones’ legendary Rock And Roll Circus film shoot where John Lennon played; watched Jimi Hendrix supporting The Who at the Saville Theatre in early 1967 with all the Beatles present; and was also there when Hendrix famously opened another legendary show in June ’67 with his sensational version of ‘Sgt. Pepper’.


“I was also present (and photographed) at John and Yoko’s court appearance following their infamous drug bust in 1968, and met them right up until they left for New York in 1971. I’ve also met Paul McCartney many times up to the present day, of which I have some great stories. I once introduced George Harrison to my mum at the Albert Hall, while another time I cheekily visited Ringo Starr with a pal to ask him out for a drink one Saturday night. By a mix of chutzpah, sheer nerve and luck I got to meet all the Beatles in person on many other occasions, and even received letters from them a couple of times.”


However, David’s stories don’t end with the 1960s, as he continued to encounter all the individual Beatles into the 1970s and beyond. He also knew the late Sir George Martin, who has his own chapter in the book, as does John Lennon’s legendary Aunt Mimi, whom David visited and became friends with just months after Lennon’s senseless murder in 1980. There are many other people associated with The Beatles who David has known or met over the years, including Dick James, Klaus Voormann, Bill Harry, Clive Epstein, Pete Shotton, Geoff Emerick, Tony Bramwell, Allen Klein, Alastair Taylor, Leslie Cavendish and others.

David is also a life-long drummer who plays with the Trembling Wilburys tribute band, as well as having played drums for The Quarrymen on one occasion. He was also responsible for the erection of an official Blue Plaque for the late Brian Epstein outside the old NEMS offices in London’s Argyll Street in 2014; and was one of a small group of fellow supporters who, in 2019, achieved the placing of a long-awaited Blue Plaque at 3 Savile Row to mark the Beatles’ final live appearance on the roof of Apple in 1969.


He is the recipient of a prestigious BASCA Gold Badge Award for services to the music industry, and in 2006 was inducted as a "Companion of LIPA", the performing arts school of which Sir Paul McCartney is Lead Patron.  "It’s All Too Much" is David’s second book after co-writing "Inspirations - Original Lyrics and the Stories Behind The Greatest Songs" with Mike Read and Michael Randolfi in 1997.


Signed copies of It's All Too Much can be purchased from David - details on his website.


Website:

www.itsalltoomuch.net

 

Dan Simpson - Poet - at Watford Writers

On 10 May 2021, we welcomed Dan Simpson poet, writer, performer, producer, and educator to Watford Writers for a great evening of poetry writing and anecdotes. Dan is highly engaging and his contemporary work is entertaining, intelligent, and thought-provoking. His subjects include science and technology; history and place; art and culture; people and poetry. Dan is currently poet in residence at St Albans Cathedral 


During the evening he challenged our group to write spontaneous poetry around how we were feeling, what sort of colour we believe we were that day or evening, and how we saw the unusual abundance of random words on a page. The results were both funny and entertaining as well as useful in providing techniques in writing poetry.


We thanked Dan for his time and enthusiasm and hope he will return one day to present another workshop.


https://www.dansimpsonpoet.co.uk/

  

EMAIL: DAN@DANSIMPSONPOET.CO.UK

INSTAGRAM.COM/DANSIMPSONPOET

TWITTER.COM/DANSIMPSONPOET

FACEBOOK.COM/DANSIMPSONPOET

LINKEDIN.COM/IN/DANSIMPSONPOET  

Pauline Eyre at Watford Writers

Finding Your Funny - with Pauline Eyre

Stand Up Comedian, Writer and Educator Pauline Eyre joined us for a very special evening on 1 March 2021. 
Pauline presented an overview of her career and how she entered the world of "stand up comedy" through a combination of training and self determination. 
She then led us through a couple of exercises that brought out our light hearted side as well as showing us the way of actually writing comedy. This included a ten-minute "limerick" exercise! Working in teams, the results were hilarious.
A great evening all round!
@yespaulineeyre
https://paulineeyre.home.blog/bloggy/
About Pauline
Pauline is a stand-up comedian, writer and educator.  Her first solo hour-long show, ‘All Change Pauline Eyre’ was supposed to tour in person in 2020 but is now online in 2021, because what else are we to do??  She’ll be leading an interactive workshop on comedy writing, giving you the chance to find your funny. In addition Pauline Eyre is a continuity announcer, actor, voiceover, antenatal teacher, fitness instructor, quiz producer/presenter, parent, tennis coach, arts administrator… basically she doesn’t like to stand still!  After years of being a freelance butterfly, juggling all those skills, she added stand-up to the mix in 2015 and fell in love.  It was as though everything had been leading to this.
SEMI-FINALIST Funny Women Awards 2019, 2018 
BBC New Comedian of the Year nominee 2018 
FINALIST Yellow Comedy Golden Comedian of the Year 2018 
FINALIST Colchester New Comedian of the Year 2016 
SEMI-FINALIST Amused Moose Awards 2017 (quarter finalist 2016, 2018) 
SEMI-FINALIST Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year 2016  
"Pauline's warm wit and honest charm has made her a favourite with our audiences.” 
The Poodle Club “10 out of 10” Giles Brandreth (THE Giles Brandreth!!)  
Tickets for Pauline’s own online comedy show on the 11 March can be purchased  here
 Our sincere thanks to Pauline for her time - a splendid evening indeed. 

Andi Michael at Watford Writers

19 October 2020

GUEST SPEAKER: ANDI MICHAEL (aka Andrea Michael)

Subject: "Endings"


Andi kindly joined us for the evening and took us through "endings" - what makes a good ending? Has there been any examples of good endings or endings that have left readers wanting to know more? What techniques can be used to arrive at endings and do writers know how their books will end when they start actually writing?


All these questions and more were addressed in an open discussion with group members and there were lots of helpful hints and tips along the way. Group members freely discussed their own experiences of writing and fashioning "endings" - some excellent examples of different endings were mentioned from their work and indeed, work of other authors.


Andi set the group a task during the break to come up with some endings based on characters in their books or situations that could be used to determine an ending.


Andi kindly shared her "writing and publishing" experience with the group during the evening; and there was a very interesting "Q and A" to close.


It was a thoroughly good evening, enjoyed attended by 25 group members. 


Watford Writers are very grateful for Andi's time and helpful hints and tips...


Andi Michael studied English Lit with Creative Writing at University of East Anglia, followed by an MA in Creative Entrepreneurship and later an MSc in Creative Writing for Therapeutic Purposes, where she ran workshops exploring the application of creative writing in the recovery from eating disorders. Her first novel was literary fiction for Stairwell Books, followed by 10 romantic comedies for HQ Digital (HarperCollins) and Canelo. She’s now rebranded and is writing ‘book club’ fiction for One More Chapter/Avon. She is represented by the Madeleine Milburn Agency...


Andi Michael:

https://almichael.com/

@ALMichael_

Anna Mae at Watford Writers - 27 July 2020

Contemporary Poet and Writer, Anna Mae, kindly joined us (via Zoom) for the evening as our guest speaker. 

Anna "talked some; read some; and answered some." 

It was a honest and frank presentation - both moving and humorous!


Anna mentioned her early life growing up in Watford; and her varied life experiences that have influenced and shaped her work. She also read a number of poems - many of which feature in her book.


Anna also shared her journey to publication - the encouragement she received; her academic success and reception to her work by audiences. She also mentioned her ongoing workshops in schools and prisons; as well as forums and festivals she has performed her work. 

Anna published an ebook in 2010 entitled, 'A Bit of Spirit & A Lot of Spit: The Journey of Psychic Tarot Reader from Premonition to Bereavement and Domestic Violence to Freedom Told Through Her Original Style of Prose and Poetry.' Available via Amazon.


Anna is currently re-editing her book 

News to follow when the new edition is available.


Watford Writers would like to express its sincere thanks to Anna for a splendid evening; and wish her every continuing success.

Nick Lloyd-Davies at Watford Writers - 6 July 2020

It was a pleasure to welcome Children's author, Nick Lloyd-Davies, who joined Watford Writers (via Zoom) as guest on Monday 6 July. 


Nick told us about his self publishing journey with all its benefits and perils - print-runs, IBSNs, cost, issues with promotion and marketing, distribution, and author's expectations versus publisher. Nick also mentioned his efforts toward getting a traditional publisher contract.


Nick told us how his stories have been received by children, including his own. There was a discussion about the mechanics of writing - target audience, presentation and image of the books through illustration, and even word counts. 


The difficulties in being a part time author - Nick revealed that a two-hour commute to London became his "writing window" using his most valuable tool - a Macbook air! ...and how he also grabs the odd 30 minutes / hour here and there to write.

   

 Nick lives in Surrey with his wife, Amanda; two children, Calypso and Oscar; and two cats, Fluff and Cookie. After making up so many adventure stories during Calypso and Oscar’s bedtime, he figured it was about time other children got to hear them too. Lloyd-Davies works by day as a town planner and by night (or on the way to work!) as a children’s’ author.  


You may wish to take a look at Nick's "Amazon" author page.


Nick's latest book, Katie Helps a Turtle with Tummy Ache is out now! It deals with ocean plastic pollution and has a foreword from television presenter and well known rambler, Julia Bradbury. It’s also on the Julia Bradbury website at:

 https://theoutdoorguide.co.uk/eco-kids-blog/katie-helps-a-turtle-with-tummy-ache/


There is also a foreword from the Marine researcher who discovered the ocean plastic in the Pitcairn Islands: https://adriftlab.org/news/2020/collaborating-for-childrens-literature


Katie Helps a Turtle with Tummy Ache: A Glowstone Adventure (Glowstone Adventures): https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1798563991/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_sEk3EbAQ50BCF

Former Watford resident writes book set in town

 

Katharine McMahon's novel, The Hour of Separation. 

 

The story set in our very own Watford, and a fictional farm in Belgium during two world wars, is a tale of human endurance, heroism and love, resonating powerfully with the challenges we are facing right now.


 Katharine McMahon is the author of 10 novels, including The Hour of Separation; and the bestselling The Rose of Sebastopol, which was a Richard and Judy pick for 2007.

Her evolving theme is drawing astonishing women from the shadows, and revealing passionate and extraordinary lives, even at times when to be different and powerful risked everything if you were female. All her fictional characters have foundations in real historical characters.

She has experience as a teacher and trainer, and has been fortunate to serve on the Sentencing Council of England and Wales, and the Judicial Appointments Commission, as a magistrate. She has run Guardian Masterclasses on historical fiction, and has newly been appointed Education Projects Manager for the Royal Literary Fund.

She co-wrote a song, performed on Radio Four called Check-out Lil, and writes from a hut in her very small back garden.

Visit Katharine's official website

Find Katharine McMahon on twitter @McKatharine 

Ruth Badley visits Watford Writers - 1 June 2020

Author, PR and Marketing Consultant, Ruth Badley, joined Watford Writers online on 1 June 2020. In a two-hour session, Ruth kindly provided an in-depth presentation on her career, writing and motivation in producing her book Where are the grown-ups?  


Ruth described the stages and techniques that she used during the research for the book; and has produced a list of further reading to help other writers. Please see link below this page to download Ruth's list.


Ruth also explained the key role in how objects, news events, music, can conjure up memories that can assist when researching and writing a memoir. She also confirmed the need to step back from time to time, especially when the writing craft takes over using research.

  

Ruth mentioned how she has promoted her work in the media and online. Her blog has a complete promotional record. With her PR and Marketing expertise, Ruth was able to detail precisely the need for consistency and the benefits from having a plan in place if a writer goes it alone to self-publish and promote. Please see below for a link to Ruth's blog.

http://www.ruthbadley.com/blog/ 


Watford Writers would like to express sincere thanks to Ruth for her time, presentation and advice. Absolutely wonderful. 


PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR:

 AN AUDIO EXTRACT OF OUR EVENING WITH RUTH


 Author's Facebook Page: @wherearethegrownups 

WHERE ARE THE GROWN-UPS?

Ruth Badley. (Published by Inglebooks, July 2019)


Sylvia is dying. Ruth is at her bedside.
A lifetime of loss and misunderstanding lies between mother and daughter. In this coming of age story, a whispered family tragedy casts a shadow across three generations. 

It’s 1930 and in London’s Jewish East End, Rose is expecting a baby.
When the natural order is disrupted, 

and part of our personal history is erased,
who do we become? 


The book is a memoir which has its origins in the personal relationship between Ruth and her Mother. Stretching back to the early years of the 20th century, through meticulous research, Ruth was able to trace her family to the London's East End and reveal a very intimate story, at times a very poignant story.  


Reviews of her book have been outstanding. Here are a few:


"The writing is fresh, smart and both observational and engaging - the author is a key, brave and sensitive player in this three act drama."


"The author has the skill to make this very personal story into one that many daughters and families will relate to." 


Podcast:  Ruth Badley chronicles Grandmother's short troubled life and makes sense of family history.


 https://www.ruthbadley.com/ 


Author's Facebook Page: @wherearethegrownups


Twitter: @RuthBadleyPR 


Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/ruth.badley/ 

Ruth Badley Memoir and Writing Craft (pdf)

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A. J. Park visits Watford Writers - 10 February 2020

Guest Speaker: A. J. Park

'The First Lie' by A. J. Park

'The First Lie' by A. J. Park

On 10 February 2020, we welcomed our first guest speaker of the year. Karl Vadaszffy, Karl's writing pen name is now A.J. Park. He had his first Crime Thriller novel The First Lie published last year. By day, Karl is Head of English at St Michael's Catholic School in Watford.  


The journey to being accepted by one of the UK's largest publishers has taken Karl ten years of hard effort and determination. Diligently working and correcting his drafts, Karl wrote and published the following books as Karl Vadaszffy:

The Missing (2013); Sins of the Father (2014); Don’t speak; and most recently writing as A.J.Park, The First Lie in 2019.


Karl discussed the influence other writers and books had and continues to have on his writing and listed the following in particular:

The Doomsday Conspiracy by Sidney Sheldon 

The Cement Garden by Ian McEwan  

Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes

Haven’t they Grown and Little Face by Sophie Hannah


A fellow writer and poet who has inspired and supported Karl is the award winning Sophie Hannah. Karl turned to crime fiction as a direct result of Sophie's encouragement. Other writers who have inspired Karl include Quentin Bates, William Ryan, and Adrian Magson.    


Karl provided us all with tremendous insights into getting published and kindly took a number of questions from the floor. There was an excellent discussion on the success of crime writing; but also Karl's other work including article writing for various magazines.

'The First Lie' by A. J. Park

'The First Lie' by A. J. Park

'The First Lie' by A. J. Park

 The First Lie is a fast-paced psychological thriller published by Orion Fiction, whose authors include global bestsellers Ian Rankin, Michael Connelly, Steve Cavanagh and Alex Michaelides. 


The First Lie is available as an ebook, audio book and large format paperback.  https://www.amazon.co.uk/First-Lie-J-Park/dp/1409187438 


The regular paperback will be released on 25 June 2020.  

Book two is due to follow in 2021.

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