Welcome

North End Writers is a registered charity and seeks to promote, maintain, improve, and advance education by the encouragement of the literary arts and creative writing in all its forms, particularly amongst people resident in North Liverpool who are disadvantaged educationally or by reason of their gender, ethnicity, race, age, disability or social background.

Who's Who

Meet the team behind North End Writers.

A new song-writing project is due to start in June and the Anfield Writing group met for the first time on 5 June. Please check out the Writing Groups page for upto date information.

COMMUNITY OFFICE: We are located at Shrewsbury House Youth & Community Centre,Langrove Street, Everton, Liverpool L5 3PE Tel 0151 345 9126

Volunteering: we are not taking on volunteers at the moment while we're reorganising but we will keep all your contact details and be in touch as soon as we can

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Community Office

North End Press & writing submissions

A Different Kind of Rocking - the first of our booklet series - is now available for £3.00 (including p&p). For orders please send a cheque made payable to North End Writers.

The Accent - issue 2 - will be published in the Summer with the help of a team of aspiring writers from LJMU - please send us your submissions either via an e-mail attachment to info@northendwriters.co.uk or by post (to The Shewsy address). Mark for the attention of Becky Owen or Denis Joe.

Established in 2007 North End Press is the publishing imprint of North End Writers. Publications include The Accent magazine (pilot issue published in April 2007). The Secret Lives of Horses (£5) - the anthology of the Liverpool Young Poets Competition 2008 - was launched on 29th March 08 and can be ordered from our usual address. Our first poetry pamphlet - A Different Kind of Rocking - is now available (see above).

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Member's Information

Terry Cahill, who joined us as a member in 2006, has published his book "Cahill's Injustice." In 1991 his son was attacked and, although he nearly lost his life, ended up being treated like a criminal. This book details one father's long battle against extraordinary circumstances. You can order the book from North End Writers for £10 - includes p&p. Terry can be contacted for interviews between 4 pm and 6 pm on Tel 0151 228 0057.

Community Office - at Tuebrook Hope Centre - open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday from 9.30 am -