A selection of blog posts from writers across the African diaspora to celebrate Black History Month and beyond.
Tag: Black writers
Scottish Black Writers Group – Bolu Babalola
Open to writers who are Black/from the African diaspora, including people of mixed heritage. May’s group features a Q&A from Bolu Babalola.
Scottish Black Writers Group Meets Visual Art – February-April 2023
Join us for these three sessions focusing on the visual arts – we’ll hear from artists working in different mediums, and use their work to inspire our own writing.
Winter Showcase: Scottish Black Writers Group x Asian Writers Group – 15 December 2022
An evening of performance, sharing, and connection with fellow writers of colour!
Scottish Black Writers Group – 24 November 2022
Join us for this free writing workshop with Zoe Lorimer on gamifying your writing process.
First Breath: Artist Reflections – Edinburgh, 21st October 2022
Join us as we present three brilliant Black writers sharing their work!
Metaphors For A Black Future – Glasgow, 22nd Oct 2022
Metaphors For A Black Future will be an in-person, day event at the CCA: Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow. It includes a speculative writing workshop with Irenosen Okojie, induction to the Publication Studio (optional), beverages, light refreshments, snacks and one meal (dinner), and space and time to meet and connect with Black writers/artists/creatives based in Scotland.
Scottish Black Writers Group – 29 September 2022
September’s Scottish Black Writers Group will be facilitated by Jeda Pearl. It is open to writers across the UK and Ireland who are Black/from the African diaspora, including people of mixed heritage.
Scottish Black Writers Group – 21 July 2022
July’s Scottish Black Writers Group will be facilitated by Jeda Pearl. It is open to writers across the UK and Ireland who are Black/from the African diaspora, including people of mixed heritage.
Scottish Black Writers Group – 16 June 2022
Scottish Black Writers Group is a writers group facilitated by Titilayo Farukuoye. It is open to writers across the UK and Ireland who are Black/from the African diaspora, including people of mixed heritage.
