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We Make Writing Makes Us greedy for the right words and the thrill of creating when we know we have done our best work. It epitomises the concept that when we express ourselves, we become ourselves.For those of us now having escaped the shackles of our working lives, we are now able to be our own masters in achieving our goals in the third trimester of our lives. We may now go where our imagination takes us.You will find inside the covers of this wonderful literary potpourri, a collection of special works by very talented people in their third age.A tongue-in-cheek comedy tale that takes us back to the court of King James I of England.A mouth-watering offering of sweet treats from eastern Europe in a mini-cook book presentation.Memoirs of life from the heart. Reflecting in many ways how to keep these memories alive and with us foreverScience fiction adventures from another space and time...and much much more.The collection relates feelings of joy and humour; of life and death; and everything in between. Our class encourages and teaches a variety of writing media, allowing the authors a freedom of expression in their works.The broad spectrum of works includes memoirs, short stories, poems, cookery, novel extracts and exercises undertaken during the Whittlesea U3A Creative Writing class.We know you will enjoy the variety of experiences that our senior Victorians have shared within these pages. The Whittlesea U3A Proudly presents We Make Writing Makes Us and its contributing AuthorsBläenka Hrvojevi¿, Bryan (JBE) McNally, Don Langdon, Jan Marshall, Jenny Martin, Luigi Zucchet, Mark Reed, Maxine Danby, Miriam Zammit, Paul Hollander, Paul Murchison

Twelve 'killer' tales, each connected with one month of the year! For those who already know Cathy Ace's characters Cait Morgan and Bud Anderson - or the women of the WISE Enquiries Agency - this collection of novellas and short stories will bring the delight of finding out how they met their 'significant others' and began their murderous adventures. For those discovering this award-winning author for the first time, you're in for a treat...with twelve tales of intrigue and murder to enjoy, two of which have already been produced for BBC Radio 4.These stories take you on journeys to Wales, China, Canada, Scotland, Italy and England...where you'll meet unforgettable characters who all have something in common - MURDER! Soak up the local atmosphere as you consider some puzzling crimes, enjoy thrills and suspense, and take a sideways glance at devious, dastardly deeds.PRAISE FOR CATHY ACE'S WORK'In the finest tradition of Agatha Christie…Ace brings us the closed-room drama, with a dollop of romantic suspense...' Library Journal'...touches of Christie or Marsh but with a bouquet of Kinsey Millhone.' The Globe and Mail'...fans will enjoy (the WISE women's) chitchat as much as their sleuthing...' Publishers' Weekly' …a pleasant mélange with a garnish of death and danger...' Kirkus Reviews'…sparkling, well-plotted and quite devious...' Hamilton Spectator