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Drawing on a range of examples, we’ll explore ways to write freely and imaginatively about your own and other other people’s experience.

Join Rebecca Schiller online with a small group of eight other neurodivergent writers for a supportive and creative month finding innovative and authentic ways to progress and shape your writing practice so that it works for you.

Join Jen Hadfield, and Luke Thompson from Guillemot Press, for a nourishing poetry writing week! This residential is offered as part of the Creativity and Care Programme for care experienced young people aged 14-30.

Join writer & researcher Viccy Adams in designing the first lending library on the Moon.

During this week, we want to explore being more deliberate about the wordless element of poems - the spaces. What role do they play, what roles can they play, and how can we be intentional about our use of spaces in poetry - whether in terms of form, syntax or pace?

Join LD Lapinski for an introduction to world-building in fantasy fiction; creating maps and learning how the wider world influences character development.

In this open-form course we explore what ecologically informed and engaged writing looks like. And what, if anything, can our writing contribute to the challenge of what Joanna Macy calls 'the Great Turning’ - a turning towards nature, an era of peace, justice and environmental restoration.

This week is designed to help you with the entire process of writing for young people, from turning original ideas into full length story ideas, through structuring, polishing and editing your work to completion.