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Verb New Voices seeks talented Northern writers

25 Oct 2013 / Lumb Bank

Calling talented writers in the North

Verb New Voices is looking for three talented artists based in the North of England…

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Arvon Friend Jude Brown’s Writing Journey

17 Oct 2013 / Arvon Friends

Arvon Friends support our work with disadvantaged young people and adults; joining costs from £30 a year and benefits include being…

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My week at Lumb Bank: Jilly Munro

14 Oct 2013 / Lumb Bank

Poetic Licentiousness 
Jilly Munro blogs about her week on a Poetry course  at Lumb Bank October 7 –…

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This is is the month of weeds: From The Hurst writer-in-residence

11 Oct 2013 / The Hurst

Working at The Hurst, Halloween 2012
She floats up in the light of the torch,
her moss green thighs with the…

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Wil Law’s Arvon Week: Food Writing

04 Oct 2013 / My Arvon Week

Wil Law aka The Gingerbread Lad talks about a week of writing, eating and cooking at Totleigh Barton- and why…

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One step Forward, two steps back

02 Oct 2013 / Chief Executive

It’s great news that Michael Symmons Roberts, wonderful poet and tutor and Arvon Trustee, has won the 2013 Forward Prize for…

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Theatre groups always construct a ghost: new post from The Hurst writer-in-residence

12 Sep 2013 / The Hurst

Theatre Groups
Occasionally someone will say
that the main house has a cold and unfriendly feel
and that it’s…

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A great tree has fallen in the forest: Arvon mourns Seamus Heaney

30 Aug 2013 / Chief Executive

From Ruth Borthwick, Chief Executive, Arvon
We at Arvon are shocked to hear that Seamus Heaney has died suddenly. Seamus was…

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Jennifer Richardson’s Arvon Week: Several Rooms of One’s Own

29 Aug 2013 / Lumb Bank

I spent the first week of October 2010 at an Arvon retreat at Lumb Bank. I was there to work on…

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The Opportunity

19 Aug 2013 / News

The Opportunity
Extract from The Founding of Arvon by John Moat
1968, the year the Revolution almost…

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Mother Tongues: Leeds Co-operative Academy at Lumb Bank

14 Aug 2013 / Lumb Bank

Mother Tongues is an Arvon project funded by the Gulbenkian Foundation, which encourages young people to write in both English and…

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The Dovecote at The Hurst

13 Aug 2013 / News

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In 2011 I was still driving a cab – Ishy Din’s Arvon Story

09 Aug 2013 / Lumb Bank

In 2011 I was still driving a cab, although my first full length play, Snookered was yet to be…

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Helen Cadbury’s Arvon Week

07 Aug 2013 / My Arvon Week

When I booked my week at the Arvon Centre at Moniack Mhor, I was desperate for it to be a good…

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