I don't know if anyone's intending/already has abought this, but it sounds good: I'm always on the lookout for creative writing exercise books from practising teacher/writers, so if anyone's read it and can comment, or on similiar books, do post:

Writing the bright moment; 14 years' worth of ideas and exercises from Roselle Angwin, director of the Fire in the Head creative & reflective writing programme.

Described as: 'a sourcebook with stimulating discussions, essays, ideas, practical exercises and examples for living the writing life: seeing, listening, staying awake, connecting with the passing moment (bright or dark), and using perception, observation, imagination and good writing practice to create, shape and refine poetry, story, essay, journalling and everything in between. Contributions also from some of Britain's most exciting writers and workshop leaders: Andy Brown, Rose Flint, Keith Jafrate, Ken Jones, David Keefe, Andie Lewenstein, Rupert Loydell, Paul Matthews, Chris North, Stephen Parr, Mario Petrucci, Jane Spiro, Kenneth Steven & Jeremy Thres.

Sounds really useful, Anna. What's the title?

Emma

Writing the Bright Moment; here's the Amazon link.
(I'm not trying to sell it, by the way! just think it sounds interesting.)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0954802705/qid%3D1125489250/026-8666977-8029232

When I first began wirting I sent a poem for a crit from Roselle Angwin. Her feedback was very useful, especially to me as a beginner, so I'd suggest she knows her stuff and this may well be worth checking out...

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