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N.Y.C. Poetry Group

The NYC Poetry Group

The NYC Poetry Group is a fraternity of principle poets and published authors that recognize the special responsibility to provide leadership in advancing and enhancing the quality of education, and talent of it's members and to help those in need.

Mission

Our mission is to serve its members and community by providing forums and groups for interaction, writing discussion groups, network and communicate with like minded individuals and charity events. As well as bringing to life humanitarian issues.

Group Writing Activity

This is a group where we share our work with fellow members for general feedback or critique, discuss writing resources, networking events, help members get published, collaborate, motivate and learn from one another.

If you're interested join our yahoo group to become a member! There you will recieve all the information on when our next meet ups will take place, you can leave questions, comments and group messages.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nycpoetrygroup/

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