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By jmjmjm
January 17, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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jmjmjm

Posted January 17, 2016

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Posted January 17, 2016

Hello.

I'm a writer and creative writing facilitator in preparation stages for writing workshops on Bellenden Road early Spring, 2016. Initial classes will be offered in Memoir and Life Writing with the prospect of expanding into other genres in the future.

Each session will focus on a specific writing component and will include discussions about creative writing as it pertains to memoir, exemplified by proven published works, combined with in-class and take-home writing assignments.

Fees are yet to be confirmed and may depend on interest, however an educated estimate is ?280 for seven sessions, two hours once a week. This may include light food, tea, coffee and cakes.

You can visit http://www.magpiewriting.co.uk/creative-writing-classes/ for details. Or PM me with questions.

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