Our Time is A Garden was a series of nature poetry workshops for women and non-binary writers of colour in Scotland in partnership with the Scottish BPOC Writers Network and IASH at the University of Edinburgh. This series is part of a collaborative research project led by Junior Anniversary Fellow at IASH, Dr Alycia Pirmohamed.
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SBWN at Granite Noir – 23 February and 25 February 2023
SBWN is excited to be hosting two events as part of this year’s Granite Noir crime writing festival.
Poetry Review Writing Workshop with Helena Nelson – 26 November 2022
Join Helena Nelson, from HappenStance Press and Sphinx Review, for this poetry review writing workshop!
The Personal is Political: Poetry Masterclass with Etzali Hernández – 14 November 2022
What does it mean to be a political poet? What purposes can political poetry serve? – and what political action can writing reclaim?
Writing from Sister Radio Workshop – 30 October and 2 November 2022
An online writing workshop using the themes of Sister Radio by Sara Shaarawi.
SBWN at Push the Boat Out: Poetics of Place – 6th November 2022
An in-person workshop about ecopoetics and developing your own writing.
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.
QTIPOC Writers Group – 2nd December 2021
QTIPOC Writers Group is a new, free writers group for QTIPOC based in Scotland.
Intermediate Craft Seminar: Poetry Vs Colonialism with Laila Sumpton – 1st December 2021
Explore and challenge stories of the British Empire through creating poetry.
Arts Reviewing for Creatives of Colour with Aisha Josiah – 13th November 2021
This session aims to encourage writers with any level of experience to delve into arts criticism.
