Sometimes simply reading about creativity and publishing is not quite enough, and you crave feedback on your writing and actual contact with those in the know. That's where our events programme comes in. Join us in the Mslexia Salon for a full programme of online events, and if you'd prefer to devote a whole day to your craft, check out our upcoming Writing Days.
Upcoming Salon Events
Lunchtime Write-ins |
Mondays, 12-1pm online
Bring whatever writing projects you have on the go and settle in for an hour of writing in the company of your fellow Salon members. Whether you’re able to join us for the full hour or you just want to do a few minutes of free writing, pop in and say hello. Visit the Salon to join in.
Ghost-whispering | A workshop with Alison Binney
9 November, online
How might women’s voices of the past speak to our lives today?
This workshop will invite participants to think about the voices of women from the past. What are they saying? Why are they saying it? How are they saying it? What are others saying about them? How might their voices speak to our lives today? We'll explore a range of historical sources including images, court reports, newspaper articles and rule books to listen to what these women might be whispering to us, and to use them to craft our own poems in response.
2027 Diary & Planner Launch Party with Bec Evans
23 November, online
A warm and practical session to help you reflect on your writing year
Join Bec Evans for the launch of the 2027 Mslexia Diary & Planner, where we will draw on the Diary’s prompts, research-based tools and generous space for exploration, and you’ll celebrate your progress and shape clear intentions for the year ahead.
Owning Our Story | A workshop with Katrice Horsley
14 December, online
Untangling the narratives that form and inform us
All of us carry stories about who we are as writers and as people. In 'Owning Our Story', Katrice Horsley will guide you through a series of exercises to help you untangle those narratives, to examine them with honesty and care, and to write from a place of genuine authorship.
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