Northampton Science Fiction Writers Group: NSFWG member Paul Melhuish interviewed...

Monday, 7 April 2014

...online at Jim Mcleod's excellent horror resource "The Ginger Nuts Of Horror".

Great interview and some nice mentions for the group.

To read the review at the Ginger Nuts site, click here.

Northampton Science Fiction Writers Group

The Northampton Science Fiction Writers Group was founded in 2002 to enable would-be writers of science fiction, fantasy, dark fantasy and horror to learn their trade and hone their skills. Central to this has been the experience and knowledge of established author Ian Watson, though the group is by no means limited to a single voice. Good, honest critiquing is not necessarily kind critiquing, but it should always be constructive. This remains a central tenent of the NSFWG. Over the years, the group has enjoyed considerable publishing success, including seeing stories from no fewer than 4 of our members appear in the science journal Nature, coincidentally the publication in which a son of Northampton, Francis Crick, co-authored a paper which first revealed the structure of DNA.

The group meets on the third Wednesday of each month, with membership strictly limited to 12 people at all times.

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Monday, 7 April 2014

NSFWG member Paul Melhuish interviewed...

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