Writing Magazine March 2020

http://www.writers-online.co.uk MARCH 2020^21

WHAT’S ON

Marking 100 years since the

birth of Surrealism, more than

70 works by 42 artists look at

British artists’ contribution to an

art movement that continues to

inspire creative imaginations in

British Surrealism, at Dulwich

Picture Gallery

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britishsurrealism

Give yourself time and space

to write with Writing Retreat

at Woodbroke, in the peaceful

surroundings of Swarthmore Hall

at Ulveston in the Lake District

from 15 to 20 March

Website: https://writ.rs/

swarthmorehall

Between 12 and 23 February, the
Southbank’s family-friendly arts and culture
festival, Imagine Children’s Festival includes
events by Michael Rosen, Kate Pankhurst
and Cressida Cowell.
Website: https://writ.rs/imagine2020

Writer’s

coffee date!?

Join author Sophie Parkes in Manchester’s

Portico Library on 18 March for

Introduction to Historical Fiction to

discover how to transform historical

research into compelling fiction, inspired

by items from The Portico ’s collections.

Website: https://writ.rs/sophieparkes

The focus is on building

successful writing careers at the daylong

Writers’ Conference event on 28 March

from Writing East Midlands in association

with Lincoln University.

Website: https://writ.rs/

writersconference Some good

ideas here!!

This looks

great!

Jericho Writers’ inspirational

one-day event for emerging writers,

How to Get Published, takes place on

28 March at Regents College in London.

Website: https://writ.rs/howtogetpublished

Novelist Anna

Freeman, author of

The Fair Fight, leads

a day-long workshop

from London Lit

Lab at Birkbeck

University, How to

Write Commercial Fiction, on 7 March

to enable writers to build a commercial

framework that will enable you

to turn your passion project

into a potential bestseller.

Website: https://writ.rs/comfic

from London Lit

Lab at Birkbeck

University, How to

Writer’sWriter’s

coffee date!?