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Whether you long for your name in print, or just love reading, there's something for you. From our ever-growing Swindon Festival of Literature to help and advice in developing your writing skills, we can help you.

Find out about The Writer's Expresso.

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Dawn Chorus Writer at writers' group Matt Holland and local writers launching Commonhead
Swindon Festival of Literature Literature Development Get Published!
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Check out the Pulsar Poetry Magazine.

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