Location: Singapore
Member Since:
Jan. 29, 2012
Budding Writers League
Publisher info
The Budding Writers League (BWL) is a community-based, non-profit organisation set up to promote interaction, support, and learning between writers in Singapore. The product of two friends’ dreams, the League has been built on a shared sense of community, and is enabled by social networking technology. It is also supported by the National Arts Council.
Through multiple platforms, both online and in real life, BWL reaches out to budding writers who would otherwise have been overlooked by the system. On buddingwriters.org, young writers have a place to showcase their works. Facebook pages and groups, on the other hand, help build a lively and engaging community with friendly chatter and irreverent banter.
With this balance of fun and seriousness, BWL has a solid foundation on which to build even better platforms for engaging and supporting aspiring writers in Singapore.
To be a part of BWL, you just need to bring the passion. We’ll supply the rest.
Through multiple platforms, both online and in real life, BWL reaches out to budding writers who would otherwise have been overlooked by the system. On buddingwriters.org, young writers have a place to showcase their works. Facebook pages and groups, on the other hand, help build a lively and engaging community with friendly chatter and irreverent banter.
With this balance of fun and seriousness, BWL has a solid foundation on which to build even better platforms for engaging and supporting aspiring writers in Singapore.
To be a part of BWL, you just need to bring the passion. We’ll supply the rest.
Where to find Budding Writers League online
Website: http://buddingwriters.org
Twitter: @bw_league
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://buddingwriters.org/bwl
Twitter: @bw_league
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://buddingwriters.org/bwl
Books
A Cup of Coffee and a Suicide
by Budding Writers League
Price:
$4.99 USD.
Words: 28,680.
Language:
English.
Published: February 29, 2012
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Categories:
Fiction » Anthologies » Short stories - multi-author
After coffee with his best friend, Dylan takes the train home to tell his wife he is going to die of cancer.
On his way home, Dylan passes eleven individuals, each with their own story. From young love and reunited friends to regret and unresolved relationships, he shares a carriage with an ex-Miss Singapore, a retired policeman, a suicide bomber, and many others.