
What we’re about
Pune Writers' Group is an independent community of writers practising the craft of writing since 2014. We meet four times a week to write together and discuss literature, art, society, and science.
Our meetings are held both online and in person:
Online (via Google Meet):
- Sundays
- Mondays
- Every third, fourth, and fifth Saturday of the month
In person:
- Every Thursday at Pagdandi Books Chai Cafe, Baner
- Every second and fourth Saturday at Kitabi Chai, NIBM Road
Here are a few useful links about us:
https://linktr.ee/punewritersgroup
The common Google Meet link:
https://meet.google.com/tnt-fnkp-uhp
The PWG in the newspaper:
https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/pune/hidden-stories-pune-community-pagdandi-bookstore-cafe-quietly-weaving-stories-decade-9941452/
Upcoming events (4+)
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It happens every third Saturday of the month. On Google Meet. From 4 PM to 6 PM.
The meeting link is https://meet.google.com/tnt-fnkp-uhp.
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Welcome to the 'Day of Two Poems', an online meetup, where poet Arjun Rajendran will take us on a literary journey through two exceptional poems from the vast world of English literature. Arjun Rajendran, an acclaimed poet and editor, is known for his insightful analysis and appreciation of poetry.
Please join, whether you're a seasoned poetry lover or just starting to explore the genre; this meetup is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the world of powerful, thought-provoking poetry.
About poet Arjun Rajendran:
Arjun Rajendran is the author of Snake Wine (Zaporogue 2014), The Cosmonaut in Hergé’s Rocket (Paperwall 2017), and One Man: Two Executions (Westland 2020). His work appears in numerous anthologies, including The Penguin Book of Indian Poets, Future Library, Helter Skelter and Best of Eclectica (poetry).
In 2018, Arjun was the Charles Wallace Fellow in Creative Writing at the University of Stirling, Scotland. He is also the founder of the writing community, The Quarantine Train, and was the former poetry editor of The Bombay Literary Magazine.