Young writers take centre stage
YOUNG writers from nine East Sussex secondary schools have been taking part in an award winning project.
Their work will be launched on Thursday.
More than 800 pupils aged 11 to 16 have been involved in The Write Stuff - a project set up by the Lewes-based Asham Literary Endowment Trust and funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, the Foyle Foundation, East Sussex County Council and the Arts Council.
Top writers of teenage fiction, Mal Peet, Nicky Singer and Anne Cassidy, led a series of workshops in schools and libraries across the county.
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