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It's been said that everyone has at least one book inside them.  Want to see yours in print?

Join the Berwyn Writers Group!  No previous experience is necessary, and no registration is required.  Just a desire to share your writing in a supportive and fun environment.  Young adults - check out our Teen Writers Group!

 

The adult Writers Group meets the last Thursday of each month, January - October, from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in the Library's Board Room.

Moderator: Verna

For more information, please email verna@berwynlibrary.net.
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