Tag Archives: Keisha Diamond

MAC Event – with WWB’s Keisha Diamond and others

Posted on January 9, 2018 by David Rollason

Posted in Members' events | Tagged Black History, Dr Martn Luther King, Keisha Diamond, MAC, Midland Arts Ccentre, performance, poetry, spoken word, Tribute | Leave a comment

Refugee Support at the MAC June 2017

Posted on June 24, 2017 by David Rollason

Many members of Writers Without Borders were performing at this important event in support of Refugees in the West Midlands at the MAC in Cannon Hill Park 17 June 2017. Well received performances from all that took part, congratulations and thank … Continue reading →

Posted in Members' events | Tagged birmingham, Birmingham Rep, Farideh Valigholizaden, Grace Dore, Keisha Diamond, life, MAC, Martin Underwood, performance, readings, Refugees, Shabraz Ahmed, Sue Brown, Suzan Spence, Tessa Kate Lowe, Vivian Yates, Writers Without Borders | Leave a comment

WWB Meeting Report 03 June 2017

Posted on June 4, 2017 by David Rollason

These meetings of beautiful, creative minds just get better and better! With the usual excitement, members gathered with the generous spirit of more than just writers and friends, more of family and loved ones. Having dispensed with the housekeeping (some … Continue reading →

Posted in Monthly meetings | Tagged africa, Amazon, birmingham, creative writing, Creativity, David Rollason, death, Farideh Valigholizaden, fun, history, Keisha Diamond, life, Love, MAC, Martin Underwood, memory, PEARLS OF WISDOM, performace art, poetry, Predencia Dixon, prose, Refugees, scotland, Shirin Ramazanali-Fazel, spoken word, storytelling, Suzan Spence, Vivian Yates, Writers Without Borders, WWB | Leave a comment

May Meeting Report

Posted on May 11, 2016 by David Rollason

07 May 2016 This months meeting was full of exciting news and of course more wonderful writing. Long time friend of WWB, Naomi Paul introduced an exciting project – Long Journey Home – so new that the website is not yet running … Continue reading →

Posted in Monthly meetings | Tagged Agatha Thomas, birmingham, Birmingham writers groups, book, book launch, creative writers, creative writing, Femi Abidogun, Grace Dore, international writers group, Ita Gooden, Keisha Diamond, Patricia Bamurangirwa, performace art, poetry, prose, Sayyara Syed, Sue Brown, Tessa Lowe, Vivian Yates, Writers Without Borders, Writing West Midlands | Leave a comment

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 … Continue reading →

Posted in Members' events | Tagged Barbara Peterson, birmingham, Birmingham writers groups, creative writing, David Rollason, Farideh Valigholizaden, Femi Abidogun, international writers group, Ita Gooden, Keisha Diamond, Michael George, performace art, poetry, Sayyara Syed, Serena Arthur, Shabraz Ahmed, Shirin Ramazanali-Fazel, Suzan Spence, The Gap Arts Project, Vivian Yates, Writers Without Borders | 1 Comment

The Mango Lounge – ‘Wednesday Mic Fever’ Launch

Posted on February 28, 2016 by David Rollason

Posted in Members' events | Tagged Birmingham writers groups, creative writers, creative writing, international writers group, Ita Gooden, Keisha Diamond, Michael George, Miss Culture Jam, performace art, poetry, Roy McFarlene, Serena Arthur, Writers Without Borders | Leave a comment

January Meeting Report

Posted on January 10, 2016 by David Rollason

09 January 2016 An abundance of Happy New Year greetings was shared liberally which set the mood for a well attended group; see the sharing of wonderful work throughout the blog. The group’s business segment was filled with a variety … Continue reading →

Posted in Monthly meetings | Tagged Barbara Peterson, birmingham, Birmingham writers groups, book, creative writers, creative writing, David Rollason, Farideh Valigholizaden, Femi Abidogun, Fiona Steffi, Ingeborg Durram, Ita Gooden, Keisha Diamond, Martin Underwood, Michael George, performace art, poetry, prose, Published, Rashida Bagum, Sayyara Syed, Shabraz Ahmed, Sindy Stanley, Sue Brown, Vivian Yates, Writers Without Borders | 4 Comments

December Meeting Report

Posted on December 5, 2015 by David Rollason

5 December 2015 For WWB as it met for the last time this year, with seasonal nibbles and a wealth of wonderful writing, the festive season has been kicked off to a great start for members. With a great turnout, … Continue reading →

Posted in Monthly meetings | Tagged birmingham, Birmingham writers groups, creative writers, creative writing, David Rollason, Farideh Valigholizaden, Femi Abidogun, Fiona Wallace, international writers group, Ita Gooden, Jude Ashworth, Keisha Diamond, Martin Underwood, Michael George, Moments in Time, performace art, poetry, Predencia Dixon, prose, Published, Rashida Bagum, Sayyara Syed, Shabraz Ahmed, Shirin Ramazanali-Fazel, Sindy Stanley, Sue Brown, Vivian Yates, Writers Without Borders | Leave a comment

WWB’s New Anthology is Here!

Posted on October 17, 2015 by David Rollason

Yes, it’s Here! Formally launched and now available! You will see the work of 22 writers who have contributed to this fascinating and moving collection of creative writing. See also endorsements from no less than Three current and former Birmingham … Continue reading →

Posted in Members' events | Tagged Ahmed Magare, Barbara Peterson, birmingham, Birmingham writers groups, book, book launch, creative writers, creative writing, David Rollason, Elaine Yap, Femi Abidogun, Fiona Wallace, Inge Durrani, international writers group, Ita Gooden, Jude Ashworth, Keisha Diamond, Martin Underwood, Michael George, Nabila Jameel, Patricia Bamurangirwa, performace art, poetry, Predencia Dixon, prose, Published, Rashida Bagum, Roy McFarlene, Serena Arthur, Shabraz Ahmed, Shirin Ramazanali-Fazel, Sindy Stanley, St Pauls Hockley, Sue Brown, Syarra Syed, Tessa Lowe, Vivian Yates, Writers Without Borders | 1 Comment