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Tag Archives: Trigonos
It would have been nice… by Jacey Bedford
This is the week we would have held our third Milford Writers’ Retreat at the wonderful Trigonos in North Wales. Sadly Coronavirus intervened. Trigonos is still closed as per government instructions. Had it been legal to run the week a … Continue reading
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The Milford Report, 2019, by Russell Smith
Good day, and welcome to a special edition of The Milford Report, covering the release of 15 authors on to a rural environment in north Wales with nothing but their wits, several bottles of booze and all the pesto they … Continue reading
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Tagged Caernarfon Castle, Criccieth Castle, critique, critique groups, Llyn Nantlle, Milford, Russell Smith, Trigonos, writing
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Live blogging from Milford 2019
Jacey Bedford Sunday 15th September. We gathered yesterday and started to get to know each other. There are five writers who have never been to Milford before, so we’re a good mix of newcomers and old hands. Some of us … Continue reading
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Milford Writers’ Retreat 2020 Booking Now
Places are booking now for the next Milford Writers’ Retreat. This is limited to 12 writers accommodated in single ensuite rooms. The date will be Saturday 6th to Saturday 13th June 2020, which is a delightful time to spend a … Continue reading
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Dolly Garland: Live Blogging from Milford Writing Retreat
Day 1 – May 6, 2019 It’s my first time at Milford’s writing retreat, but second time attending Milford altogether. My first was in 2017 when I won a bursary to attend the Milford conference. That experience was so productive … Continue reading
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Milford 2017: One year after, and then some, by Suyi Davies Okungbowa
It happened on a Sunday. March 5th, 2017. I remember it specifically because it was the last month of the first quarter of 2017, and I felt like the year had taken off and I was yet to. I had … Continue reading
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2nd Live Blog – Milford 2018
Jacey Bedford It’s Wednesday morning. The sun has come out for five minutes but the south wind is still blowing a hooligan. It’s been a very wild week in Wild Welsh Wales so far, but other than venturing between our … Continue reading
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Live blogging from Milford 2017: Tuesday 12th September – 11.50 a.m.
Sue Oke Looking out from my window, at the mountains beyond the trees, I realise just how much I love being here at Trigonos. The Milford experience is one to treasure. This is my fourth time as a participant, so … Continue reading
Live Blogging from Milford 2017: Monday 11th September – 12.59 p.m.
Liz Williams Live blogging IN THE RAIN because this is Wales and so it’s wet. Someone has stolen the mountains and may or may not return them before nightfall. We’re now on Day 2 of the workshop, working hard and … Continue reading
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Blogging Live from Milford – Day Eight
Saturday 17th September Jacey Bedford writes: Milford is over for another year and we’re all departing after breakfast to places like Hastings, Warrington, Glastonbury, London, Brighton, Southampton, Huddersfield, and Birmingham. Our international attendee, Amy, has a few days in London … Continue reading
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