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Writers group puts a twist in the tale

EACH year the Noosa Writers Group launches a collection of short stories, but this year, the group has created a unique novel with a special twist.
Frozen in Time has been written by all members of the group and will showcase the group’s varied writing skills, and is the sixth book launched by the Noosa Writer’s Group.
The new book will be launched on Friday 14 November, from 5.30pm at the Wallace House Arts and Craft building, Wallace Street, Noosaville.
Copies of the book will be available for purchase at the launch and the contributing authors will be on hand to chat about their sections of the book and to sign copies.
The Noosa Writer’s Group meets on Friday morning, from 9.30am to noon. For more information on the launch or to find out more about the group, phone Sheila on 5440 5501.

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