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FREE | Writing Workshop with Children’s Author Emily Ilett
October 14, 2021 @ 1:30 pm - 2:15 pm EDT
Free
About this event
Come and join our writing workshop with author Emily Ilett. Emily will be telling us all about how nature inspires her writing and how her research led her to write about endangered creatures in Scotland in her book The Girl Who Lost Her Shadow. This workshop will involve some fun writing exercises and we will be encouraging you all to get writing or drawing during the session so bring along some paper and a pen. Emily Ilett is an award-winning children’s writer based in Glasgow. Her debut children’s book The Girl Who Lost Her Shadow was published in 2019 and won the Kelpies Prize 2017. She has lots of experience of working with young writers and her sessions are interactive, informative and fun!
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The Valley of Writers team scours the web looking for the most inspiring, elevating, and accessible events that we can share as a service to our readers.
The big idea is that in a virtual arena, more people can participate. Geographical boundaries matter less.
The events we list are virtual and can be attended by writers from wherever they are in the world.
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