• Hampshire,
  • Winchester

Hampshire Writers’ Society

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Based in Winchester, the Hampshire Writers Society is a member-run society for writers. With the aim of supporting and inspiring the local writing community, we organise talks, workshops and more for our over 100 members.

 

 

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