There's more than 25 interesting talks and workshops to engage you during Berwick Literary Festival which runs from 16 to 18 October.
For example,
Friday, 16 October at 10am
Archives for Creative Writing
A talk by Linda Bankier at Holy Trinity Parish Centre (tickets £2).
Friday, 16 October at 12 noon
History in Historical Fiction: Icing on the Cake or Main Ingredient?
A talk by Margaret Skea about her latest book; A House Divided. Set in Scotland in the 16th Century, Munro, one of the Earl of Glencairn's followers, is trapped in a longstanding feud between the Montgomeries and the Cunninghames.
Sunday, 18 October at 2pm
Archives for Creative Writing
A workshop led by Linda Bankier at Holy Trinity Parish Centre (tickets £5).
Full list of Berwick Literary Festival events.
Bookings for a talk or workshop.
Are you an author or want to be one ?
Are you interested being part of a creative writing group, based in Berwick, uses your own historical research, newspaper clippings or research produced by the Berwick 900 Our Families Project to write fictional family stories about incidents (before World War I) and historical characters in Berwick’s, Tweedmouth’s and Spittal’s history ?
There's lots of scope for imagining what led up to incidents, what impact it had on people, what happened afterwards and creating a family story.
If you're interested, please send me an email
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