• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Chandler's Ford Today

  • Home
  • About
    • About Chandler’s Ford
    • Chandler’s Ford War Memorial Research
  • Blog
    • Blogging Tips
  • Event
    • Upcoming Events
  • Contact
  • Site Policies
  • Churches
  • Library
  • Eastleigh Basics Bank
  • Community Food Larder at Chandler’s Ford Methodist Church
You are here: Home / Arts / The Writer’s Process – 25th July 2015

The Writer’s Process – 25th July 2015

July 23, 2015 By Allison Symes Leave a Comment

Felicity Fair Thompson has sent me details of a writer’s talk this coming Saturday, 25th July 2015.

The details are below.  I’m not able to go myself but thought I would post this in case other writers can do so.

Hope anyone who does attend has a good day (and maybe you’ll post about it here later!).

The Writer’s Process: a talk by Dr. Linda Seger

Saturday 25th July 10 a. m.- 1 p.m.

Writing materials, tea, coffee and biscuits provided.

Cost £37.50.

Lysses House Hotel, 51 High St, Fareham, PO16 7BQ.

Booking  day.janice@gmail.com

The Writer’s Process: a talk by Dr. Linda Seger

Writers need to balance the art and the craft and the creative process. The creative process might seem mysterious but there is much that we know about it that can be helpful to writers when creating original work or when confronting writers’ block.

This talk will be relevant to all writers or any creative people working in any of the arts. Linda will also talk about basic screenwriting structure and how to adapt books or stories for film.

Dr. Linda Seger is considered one of the foremost experts on screenwriting in the world. She’s the author of 9 books, most of them relevant to any kind of writing, including

  • Making a Good Writer Great
  • The Art of Adaptation

Dr. Linda Seger is in Europe for the summer doing a series of seminars and lectures on writing in Austria, Germany, France, and England.

With many thanks to Felicity for passing on the information.

Print Friendly, PDF & Email

Share this:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Google
  • Email

Related posts:

In the Gang Show: Lyn Darbyshire Shakespeare Inspirations – Hamlet at Thornden Hall How Have Your Reading Habits Changed? Producing a Local Legend: Sir Bevis of Hampton As You Like It… and I Did!
Tags: culture, event, writing

About Allison Symes

I'm a published flash fiction and short story writer, as well as a blogger. My fiction work has appeared in anthologies from Cafelit and Bridge House Publishing.

My first flash fiction collection, From Light to Dark and Back Again, was published by Chapeltown Books in 2017.

My follow-up, Tripping the Flash Fantastic, was published by Chapeltown Books in 2020.

I adore the works of many authors but my favourites are Jane Austen, P.G. Wodehouse and Terry Pratchett.

I like to describe my fiction as fairytales with bite.

I also write for Writers' Narrative magazine and am one of their editors. I am a freelance editor separately and have had many short stories published online and in anthologies.

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Primary Sidebar

Search

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to Chandler's Ford Today blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Archives

Top Posts & Pages

Character Moments

Categories

Tags

am writing arts and crafts books Chandler's Ford Chandler's Ford Today Chandler’s Ford community charity Christianity Christmas church community creative writing culture Eastleigh Eastleigh Borough Council education entertainment event family fiction gardening gardening tips good neighbours Hiltingbury Hiltingbury Road history hobby how-to Joan Adamson Joan Adelaide Goater local businesses local interest memory Methodist Church music nature news reading review social storytelling theatre travel Winchester Road writing

Recent Comments

  • Keith on History of Vickers Armstrongs (Supermarine) Hursley Park: Can You Help?
  • Martin. J. Napier on Andy Vining’s Podcast: My Mother’s Diaries 1948 -1976: Episode 3 — March and April 1948
  • Anne Hutchings on Hutments
  • Mike Sedgwick on Andy Vining’s Podcast: My Mother’s Diaries 1948 -1976: Episode 3 — March and April 1948
  • Andy on Andy Vining’s Podcast: My Mother’s Diaries 1948 – 1976: Episode 1 — Introduction
  • Allison Symes on Author Interview – Wendy H Jones – A Right Cozy Historical Crime

Regular Writers and Contributors

Janet Williams Allison Symes Mike Sedgwick Rick Goater Doug Clews chippy minton Martin Napier Roger White Andy Vining Gopi Chandroth Nicola Slade Wellie Roger Clark Ray Fishman Hazel Bateman SO53 News

Forty Years in Chandler’s Ford – a Journal by Joan Adelaide Goater

Forty Years in Chandler’s Ford – a Journal by Joan Adelaide Goater

Growing up in Chandler’s Ford: 1950s – 1960s by Martin Napier

Growing up in Chandler’s Ford: 1950s – 1960s by Martin Napier

My Memories of the War Years in Chandler’s Ford 1939 – 1945 by Doug Clews

My Memories of the War Years in Chandler’s Ford 1939 – 1945 by Doug Clews

Chandler’s Ford War Memorial Research by Margaret Doores

Chandler’s Ford War Memorial Research by Margaret Doores

History of Hiltonbury Farmhouse by Andy Vining

History of Hiltonbury Farmhouse by Andy Vining

My Family History in Chandler’s Ford and Hursley by Roger White

My Family History in Chandler’s Ford and Hursley by Roger White

Do You Remember The Hutments? By Nick John

Do You Remember The Hutments? By Nick John

Memory of Peter Green by Wendy Green

Memory of Peter Green by Wendy Green

History of Vickers Armstrongs (Supermarine) Hursley Park by Dave Key

History of Vickers Armstrongs (Supermarine) Hursley Park by Dave Key

Reviews of local performances and places

Reviews of local performances and places

Copyright © 2026 Chandler's Ford Today. WordPress. Log in

loading Cancel
Post was not sent - check your email addresses!
Email check failed, please try again
Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.