Do you have a passion for writing and want to satisfy this desire? Perhaps you have an exciting story that needs to be told, but you haven’t found a way to tell it yet.
This thought-provoking masterclass with Laura Dockrill is designed to get you started, whatever your writing experience. With a generous and playful approach, Laura will help you bring out your ideas and hone your skills.
This workshop will give you the confidence and tools you need to start writing. It invites you to be curious and try new things with your words. You will receive inspirational prompts, creative tools and encouraging guidance to help you put ideas on paper and experiment with your unique voice as a writer.
Laura Dockrill is a multi-talented, award-winning and incredibly prolific author of all genres. Her many children’s books include the hugely popular Darcy Burdock series and most recently Grey. Her haunting memoir, What Have I Done?, was widely acclaimed as one of the best nonfiction books of 2020. As a playwright, her work has been performed at the Royal Festival Hall and the Young Vic. Her novel I Love You, I Love You, I Love You will be published in June 2024. She is also a judge for the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2024.
Have you always wanted to write? Then this course is for you. Laura is a creative spirit who has an instinctive sense of bringing out the storyteller in all of us. Whether you dream of immortalizing your family history, chronicling a life experience, writing short stories or longer novels, this course will help you get started.
Date: Date to be announced shortly
Location: Online masterclass. A recording will be available for catch-up two weeks after the class.
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