Lynn Clements

Lynn has now been writing for pleasure for five years.

She particularly enjoys writing flash fiction with a twist or a slant. Some of her stories can be dark but others are just about people struggling with life.

She loves writing poetry and has  a tendency to use a free-flow poetry style. Some of her work can be described as ‘Slam’.

She belongs to three writing groups in Hampshire. Two are in Basingstoke and they are where she has learnt much of her craft. She owes a lot to Writers’ Inc. Ahe also attends a taught writing class at Peter Symonds College Winchester and her  work has appeared several times in The Winchester and Mid Hants Observer.

She  regularly attends The Hampshire Writers’ Society monthly meetings, where she has met and been inspired by other authors including CafeLit’s Allison Symes.

 

Competition Places/Published Stories

2019 Basingstoke Arts Festival - Outstanding Poetry Medal and 2nd prize for-  Are they your red shoes?

2019 Basingstoke Arts Festival - Outstanding Short story Medal and 2nd prize for Hidden Damage

2019 Hampshire Writers - 2nd  prize for Follow Your Dreams Sally

2019 Hampshire Writers - Highly Commended for Who Fed the Pigs?

2018  Hampshire Writers - Highly Commended with ‘Serendipity’

2018  Hampshire Writers - 2nd place with ‘The Tree Museum’

2018  Hampshire Writers - 2nd place with ‘Reggie Steggie’s Baby Sister’

2018  Cafélit Stories- Ovaltine and Full Bodied Malbec

2016  Basingstoke Arts Festival – 1st place and Cliddesden Poetry Shield with ‘Where is Love’

2016 Hampshire Writers’ – 1st place with ‘Not That Colour’

2017 Basingstoke Arts Festival – 2nd place short story and outstanding medal with ‘Jacko’s Story’

2017 Basingstoke Arts Festival – 2nd Place Poetry with ‘Word Police’

2017 Basingstoke Arts Festival – 3rd place Sonnet with ‘When spring is lost’

See Lynn's work here.

 

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