Great news! 
I am in the process of planning a poetry writing workshop.
It will be conducted by one of our very best local poet. (Name will
be disclosed on a later date but I can assure you it is worth the
money) The fees are not confirm yet, maybe S$40 or even lower for
one/two sessions. (I am working hard to lower the fees) 
I need a min. of 25 participants to start the workshop. So if you
are interested, or if you know anyone who might be interested,
please let me know. (But dont last minute play me out hor)
The workshop will only commence once I have 25 confirmed paid
participants. So the earlier I have the min. participants the early
I can confirm with him.
The venue will be at central area located near MRT station. I have
a few places in mind liao. For such an affordable price, this is an
opportunity not to be missed.
The details will be out later. Just have a show of hands, who are
interested?
Not confirmed but interested
1) DeadPoet
2) Nelstar
3) ratinacage
4) the_don
5) TX
6) tare
I need 19 more participants. Please support! 
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First DPS (S) Poetry
Writing Workshop
Jointly organized by
Bishan Community Club
Youth Executive Committee and
The Literary Centre
(Singapore).
Specially brought to you by
Dead Poets Society
(Singapore).
Venue: Bishan
Community Club, Seminar Room. (Near Bishan MRT, opposite Bishan Bus
Interchange)
Fees:
$30 (For #Bishan CC
members & *students, up to tertiary level)
$35 (For
non-members/non-students)
$30 (For sgforums
members, but you need to first pm me your name, IC nos., address,
and contact nos.)
#You will also get to enjoy the $5 discount if you are a member
from
Bishan North
CC,
Thomson CC,
Toa Payoh Central
CC,
Toa Payoh South
CC,
Toa Payoh East CC,
and
Toa Payoh West
CC.
*Need to show your student pass.
Speaker: Alvin
Pang
Date: 13th
August 2005, Saturday (To be confirmed)
Time: 2 - 5.30pm
(To be confirmed)
Workshop
outline: Will be out soon.
Registration is now open at Bishan Community Club. Payment can be
done by cash, cheque, or NETs.
More about the
speaker:
Alvin Pang (b. Singapore, 1972) holds 1st class honours in
Literature from the University of York and a Fellowship in Writing
from the University of Iowa's International Writing Program (2002).
As a poet, he has been featured in major publications and festivals
around the world, including the Edinburgh International Book
Festival. He contributes commentary to The Straits Times, and is a
founding director of the Wordfeast international poetry festival
and The Literary Centre (Singapore). He manages several literary
websites including poetrybillboard.com, writer.per.sg and
verbosity.net. His books include Testing the Silence (1997), City
of Rain (2003) and such anthologies as No Other City: The Ethos
Anthology of Urban Poetry (2000).
