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Tag Archives: The Gap Arts Project
WWB go Beyond Boarders
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 →
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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
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