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Women and Writing; The Life You Save May be Your Own

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Jill Dawson, acclaimed novelist, poet, writing tutor and editor of many anthologies, will give a talk about her early career struggles as a young writer in her 20s, and the wonderful women writers who influenced and inspired her. Event presented by Anglia Ruskin University as part of International Women’s Day. Free event, please pre-book at www.anglia.ac.uk/communityevents.

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