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A space for writers to work

GATHERING PLACE: Anne Holland, left, founder of the What Cheer Writer’s Club, with Jodie Vinson, program manager. Holland started the club because she wanted a place where local writers of all sorts could work, network and collaborate.
 / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
GATHERING PLACE: Anne Holland, left, founder of the What Cheer Writer’s Club, with Jodie Vinson, program manager. Holland started the club because she wanted a place where local writers of all sorts could work, network and collaborate.
 / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Anne Holland was a business journalist working from home when she thought of creating a gathering place for writers of all sorts – journalists, novelists, poets, editors, narrators and others. Thus, the nonprofit What Cheer Writer’s Club was born. She founded it last year and rented some long-vacant office space on Westminster Street in downtown

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