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The '''Gay Authors Workshop''' ('''GAW''', founded 1978) is an association of LGBT people who are creative writers - poets, dramatists, fiction and non-fiction writers. Its aim is to support writers by providing opportunities for them to meet, to read, to discuss and develop their work.<ref>http://www.paradisepress.org.uk/pages/contact.htm</ref> | [[File:Gay Authors Workshop.jpg|thumb|GAW logo, incorporating the Paradise Press logo]]The '''Gay Authors Workshop''' ('''GAW''', founded 1978) is an association of LGBT people who are creative writers - poets, dramatists, fiction and non-fiction writers. Its aim is to support writers by providing opportunities for them to meet, to read, to discuss and develop their work.<ref>http://www.paradisepress.org.uk/pages/contact.htm</ref> | ||
GAW publishes books under the [[Paradise Press]] imprint. | GAW publishes books under the [[Paradise Press]] imprint. | ||
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The Gay Authors Workshop (GAW, founded 1978) is an association of LGBT people who are creative writers - poets, dramatists, fiction and non-fiction writers. Its aim is to support writers by providing opportunities for them to meet, to read, to discuss and develop their work.[1]
GAW publishes books under the Paradise Press imprint.
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