Pauline Masurel is currently a member of an online writing group run by Clare Reddaway of A Word in Your Ear. She was also a founder member of the writers' group Company of Writers, which formed in 2008 and used to meet once a month in Bath.
Story Fridays are storytelling events in Bath, co-presented by A Word in your Ear and Kilter Theatre. You can catch up with previous Story Friday events, which include stories written and read by Pauline Masurel, in the Story Friday Archive facility.
BristolFlash was a group of flash fiction writers based in the Bristol area. They organised an events in Bristol on 21 June 2014 to celebrate National Flash Fiction Day
BristolFlash also got together with BristolCon Fringe on 14 April 2014 for a Fringe In A Flash evening at The Shakespeare Tavern, Bristol.
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The Short Review, edited by Diane Becker, brings you original reviews of short fiction collections, written by reviewers who are themselves short story writers. Pauline Masurel has also written book reviews for Contrary Magazine and Green Prophet.
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Heads & Tales was a loose collective of writers, musicians and artists, based in Bristol and founded by Ursula-Wills Jones in 2006. Involvement included reading at numerous storytelling events in the South West of England, recording audio stories set in Bath and Staple Hill, as well as attending several festivals with Heads & Tales.
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Watermark is an anthology of writing by thirty-five graduates from the MA in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University College. It was launched at the Bath Literature Festival in February 2005.
The book was written and edited by MA students from the class of 2003/04. It was edited by Robin Pridy, contains an introduction by Tessa Hadley and features three of Pauline Masurel's shorter stories.
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Tim Wright's In Search of Oldton is an amalgam of true stories that he and contributors have remembered about a town from their youth. Or is it a pack of lies? Shuffle the facts and judge for yourself. Mazzy's recollections of the place include motorways and imaginary dogs.
The last remaining documented memories of Oldton now exist online and as special edition packs of playing cards but the search was also turned into a radio play broadcast by the BBC in 2006.
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Michael Szpakowski's project imagining ourselves consists of non-digitally-produced black and white self-portraits. and includes Pauline Masurel's self-portrait in words. A collection of the portraits showed at the Houston Art Car Museum as part of the exhibition Face in July 2005.
Writers Junction took part in Kicking The Can in Walcot Street, Bath in June 2003 and splashed around in The Bath Suite.
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Under the Umbrella emerged from the course Experiments in Creative Writing: Collaboration, held at the University of Reading in Summer 2000.
Other words can no longer be found. They were scattered on the waters in various trAce-related projects, such as: the Imaginary Post Office run by PostMaster Randy Adams, Home and Alan Sondheim's Lost project. Writing also existed as one part among many of Jevalenazdeth, whose voices could be read in the Collaborative Writing conference at the trAce WebBoard until its closure in May 2003. As for what a jevalenazdeth actually was...well, Jevalenazdeth was as jevalenazdeth did...or didn't. Hopefully that's clear.
