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How can you get involved in the Norwich bid and share what you know about the culture of Norwich?

The real culture of Norwich is about the things that people all over the city do every day - at home, in schools, in clubs, in cafés and pubs, as hobbies or as part of organisations. This is your chance to upload photos, music and videos and tell the story about your Norwich and what you do in the city.  

If you don't know how to upload, there are instructions on the right. Your submission will be moderated before it is added to the site. As with all public content, please make sure your content is suitable for everyone to read.

We've turned off the public form submission due to abuse but if you would like us to add your business or project to the directory, please email us on hello@wintercorn.com and we'll add it in straight away.

Thanks

Andrew Hook

I am a Norwich born writer who has had over 70 stories published in a wide range of magazines and anthologies. In addition to these individual acceptances, my short fiction has been collected in three books: “The Virtual Menagerie” (Elastic Press, 2002), “Beyond Each Blue Horizon” (Crowswing Books, 2005), and “Residue” (Half-Cut Publications, 2006). Whilst primarily a short story writer, I've also written novels, with the comic satire “Moon Beaver” appearing from ENC Press in 2004, and a shorter work, “And God Created Zombies”, published through NewCon Press in 2009.

In November 2002, frustrated by the lack of short story collection publishers in the UK, I formed the independent publisher, Elastic Press, specialising in short fiction. In the six years that followed, the Press and its books picked up seven separate awards (five British Fantasy Society awards, including Best Small Press 2005 and 2009, an East Anglian Book Award, and the Edge Hill Short Story Prize). I closed Elastic Press in November 2008 to focus on my own writing.

Forthcoming publications include “Ponthe Oldenguine - an entertainment” to be published September 2010; together with “Slow Motion Wars”, a collaborative collection of short fiction co-written with Allen Ashley and “Shipping Tomorrow Backwards”, a new collection of stories both due to be published in 2011.