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Writers' Workshop: get your words out! Summer term 2023


SOLD OUT! APOLOGIES, THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL.

Need a nudge to get some work on the page or a bit of focus and accountability? Interested in joining a likeminded group to get feedback that will help you develop your writing? Then Get Your Words Out is just what you need.

Suitable for beginners as well as those who’ve been writing for a while. Poetry, prose and everything in between.

These sessions have been called 'rich and stimulating,' 'excellent,' 'inclusive, supportive, energetic and informative.'

This is a monthly workshop which will run in a block of four from April to July 2023.

You will bring work each month to share for feedback and there will be some prompts to spark new work. The content of each session usually develops organically based on the needs of the group.

Get Your Words Out! is run by JLM Morton - poet, founder of Dialect and an adult educator with more than 25 years experience of working with grown-ups all over the world in literature, professional development and education.

When / where: Meetings take place via Zoom on Tuesday evenings 7pm - 9pm.

Book in block of 4.

Dates for the Summer term:

18th April 2023, 7pm - 9pm

16th May 2023, 7pm - 9pm

13th June 2023, 7pm - 9pm

18th July 2023, 7pm - 9pm

Cost: £60 (£45concessions)

Please note that the course will run with a minimum of 4 participants. It is possible to pay in instalments - just get in touch to ask (email: dialectwriters [at] gmail.com)

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Get your words out!

You will also have access to a private online forum where you can chat, share ideas, articles, info, writing and more in between meetings.

Participants in this group will be invited to submit a piece of work for consideration in the 2022 Dialect anthology of prose, poetry and ephemera.

Dialect critique groups are always welcoming, warm and constructive, a place where you can grow and nurture your work in a safe and positive space.

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