WWB go Beyond Boarders

Posted on April 15, 2016 by David Rollason

13 April 2016 – Writers Without Boarders perform for The GAP Arts Project event at the Centrala Café, Minerva Works in Digbeth, Birmingham.

What a fantastic series of events Beyond Boarders had been. Here are some of our wonderful writers and performers ‘wowing’ the appreciative audience with diverse and spellbinding performances of their poetry on a theme of Refugees.

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This was just one of a series of events that included art exhibitions, music and dance events to help raise awareness of the many problems refugees face both at this time, in the past and an uncertain future.

The wider work of The Gap Arts Project can be followed on their website

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I am a writer, creative, inventive, observant, but the results are for you the reader to decide. There are things in my head constantly that I need to get out and into a readable form and this for now is my preferred medium. I am a simple being with complex workings. I am a complex being with simple logic. I am really just..... me.

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1 Response to WWB go Beyond Boarders

elaine yap says:

April 16, 2016 at 3:34 pm

I see the ‘Group’ is going from strength. Makes me so proud to have been a part of such progression. Keeping my eyes on things and wishing all ‘members’ the very best and every success in their undertakings. Love to all! Kitty

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