Writing the Seasons: Winter

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Nansi Joy

Writing the Seasons: Winter

Location:
Join us for a creative writing workshops for adults, drawing inspiration from the changing seasons at Kingcombe Meadows nature reserve.

Event details

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Date

Time
Arrive from 9.45am for a 10am start. Course will finish 4pm.
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About the event

Treat yourself to a day with likeminded people and join Dr Kevan Manwaring, for the fourth of four seasonal creative writing workshops.

A series of four linked creative writing workshops for adults drawing inspiration from the changing seasons and the beautiful reserve of Kingcombe. We’ll look at the way various writers have responded to the respective season and we’ll take our notebooks for a gentle amble around the trails, weather permitting and tailored to your ability (disabled access to pond, bird hide and centre). Short writing activities will generate starting points for poems, short stories and life-writing. No experience necessary.

The Tutor

Dr Kevan Manwaring is the Programme Leader on the MA Creative Writing at Arts University Bournemouth. He is the author of Writing Ecofiction (Palgrave Macmillan) and The Nature of Fantasy (Routledge), and editor of Heavy Weather (The British Library). A contributor to Free Thinking on BBC Radio 3, he was an Academic Consultant for BBC 4’s The Secret Life of Books. He is a member of the Climate Fiction Writers League.

 

Booking

Price

£55 per person.
All money raised helps to support the vital conservation work of Dorset Wildlife Trust, protecting wildlife now and for future generations to come.

Additional booking information

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Know before you go

Dogs

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No dogs permitted
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Wheelchair access

Yes
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What to bring

Please bring your own writing materials of choice. As you will be outside for part of your day; please bring suitable clothing, wet weather jackets, good walking shoes and a backpack to carry personal belongings.

Safety Information
Uneven ground on reserve walks and parts of the visitor centre. Wheelchair access to centre.

Dorset Wildlife Trust partner cafe The Kitchen at Kingcombe will be open and offers a delicious range of food and drinks. Please see their Facebook page for latest opening times and seasonal menu.
 

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Parking information

Free parking, please use additional car park.
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Facilities

Toilets
Shop
Cafe/refreshments
Picnic area
Accessible toilet
Baby changing facilities
Disabled parking

Contact us

Nansi Joy
Contact number: 01300 320684