- DURATION 60
Event Description
In this workshop on World Poetry Day, we will study poems which explore the idea of 'inheritance' and use these as the inspiration to write about the tangible and intangible gifts handed down to us by our ancestors. To prepare for the workshop please consider any objects, memories or experiences you may have which could form the starting point for a poem.
- Duration: 60
- Online Zoom event: Join from your computer, phone or tablet (no replay available)
Claire Dyer’s poetry collections are published by Two Rivers Press, her novels by Quercus and The Dome Press. Her novel, 'The Significant Others of Odie May' was published by Matador in 2021. A new collection is forthcoming with Two Rivers Press in 2024. She teaches creative writing and runs Fresh Eyes, an editorial and critiquing service. She has an MA in Creative Writing from Royal Holloway, University of London and is a regular contributor on BBC Radio Berkshire.
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