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The East Dulwich Writers' Group (EDWG) has followed up its successful first anthology (Hoovering the Roof ) with a second collection called ... (drum roll, please) Hoovering the Roof 2.


It's a lively collection of short stories, novel extracts, poetry and creative non-fiction. All the writers are based in South East London, and the book has been produced and illustrated by the group as well. It's available from local bookshops including Cheners, Herne Hill Bookshop, Village Books, Bookseller Crow (Crystal Palace) among others.


EDWG writers are reading from the anthology at the New Gallery in Peckham on Tuesday 15th March - more details in the What's On section or click here.


If you are interested in coming to one of our readings, or joining the group, or for any other information, check our website: www.edwg.co.uk, or email [email protected].

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