Poverty Bay Pen Pushers – Gisborne
Writing group covering many genres including local history, supernatural, general fiction, children and young adult, using both short story and novel forms Meet every fortnight to discuss and critique their writing and to ‘renew our sense of the ridiculous’ Meet every fortnight to discuss and critique their writing
About Poverty Bay Pen Pushers – Gisborne
The Poverty Bay Pen Pushers plays a valued role in Gisborne’s local arts and writing community. This writing group brings together authors who work across a wide range of genres, giving residents a regular opportunity to develop their craft in a friendly, constructive setting. Writers share work in local history, supernatural stories, general fiction, and children’s and young adult literature, using both short story and novel forms.
Meetings focus on practical discussion and critique, allowing members to receive thoughtful feedback on their writing. The group also places importance on enjoying the process, helping participants maintain a light-hearted approach to their creative work.
Where It All Happens
Based in Gisborne, the Poverty Bay Pen Pushers operates within the region’s active community arts scene. Fortnightly gatherings provide a consistent schedule for writers who live in or around Gisborne to connect, share ideas, and refine their manuscripts in a regional context.
Contact person Dorothy Fletcher can provide details on meeting times and how new writers may take part.
Meet Poverty Bay Pen Pushers – Gisborne
- Writing group covering local history, supernatural, general fiction, and children’s and young adult genres
- Uses both short story and novel forms
- Meets every fortnight in Gisborne
- Focus on discussion and critique of members’ writing
- Emphasis on renewing a sense of the ridiculous during sessions
- Open to writers seeking regular feedback in the Gisborne area
Contact Info
Connect with Poverty Bay Pen Pushers – Gisborne in Gisborne! Reach out to join our vibrant writing community, get updates on events, or learn how to get involved.
Dorothy Fletcher