The Spark Cafe Bar

19 Tamworth St
Lichfield
WS13 6JP

01543 898 252

The Spark Café Bar offers the following Creative Cafe activities  

• craft events
• poetry
• live music
• book launches

 The Spark Café Bar 

The Electric Elephant

 The Electric Elephant Café and Gallery
186a Crampton Street
London SE17 3AE 

0207 277 4433


 

The Electric Elephant offers the following Creative cafe projects:

• Meeting place for artists and artisans
• Gallery space  
• Exhibitions 
• Live music
• Stocks One Eye Grey
• Book club
• Clothes swap parties

Visit the Electric Elephant

Romanisches Café Berlin

Waldorf Astoria

Berlin, Hardenbergstraße 28 

10623 Berlin

0049 (0)30 81400-0 

The Romanische Café provides the following Creative Cafe activities:  

• newspapers
• books
• rent-a-table 
• relaxed space for informal meetings 

The Romanische Café

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Romanisches Café Berlin

This café is in many ways inspirational for the Creative Café Project. It was a meeting place for artists. I’ve featured it in the biography I’m writing of Clara Lehrs. She was a frequent visitor to this café and she was, by race at least if not by religion, Jewish. At the time she was visiting it in the 1920s it was a simple, plainly furnished place that offered an uncomplicated menu. It was below her normal level of elegance: she was at that time if not exactly wealthy a comfortably provided for widow.

The Edge Café Brixham

The Edge
Bolton Street
Brixham
TQZ 9DH
01803 851414.

The Edge Cafe provides the following Creative Cafe activities:

• craft
• live theatre
• music 

The Edge 

The Café D'Art

 

26b Chapel Lane
Formby  

L37 4DU

01704 870567 

The Café d'Art host the following creative café events:

• live music
• gallery 

The Cafe D'Art

CafeLit

CafeLit is doing well at the moment. We’re still getting the normal short stories but also a great line in 100-worders. We’ll soon be putting together the Best of CafeLit 2013 and we’re also planning a cute little square book of the 100-worders. So, some contributors might find their work published twice.

Royalties

We do pay royalties on our books but as they’re shared between several people they really don’t come to all that much per person. However, they do accumulate over the years – we only pay out once there is £10.00 – and if someone is published by the project several times, and they’ve got other small trickles of income, it all helps to keep the writer fed and housed. There is the option also of donating royalties to the project and several people do that.