Explore the dark, disturbing and dastardly with the bestselling author of Kill Your Husbands.
So many writers have great ideas they want to turn into a book so how can you make sure the characters stand out, the setting evokes imagination and the plot stays exciting. Join Charlie Archbold to explore fiction writing essentials.
From ideation to editing, each stage of the writing process contains different skills and ways of thinking. Carla will share insights from her own writing practice, using anecdotes and real examples to demonstrate how these techniques work.
This workshop explains the entire process of writing and illustrating your own book. Kate will be providing examples using her own book, running some short activities, giving out prizes, and conducting a Q&A at the end of the session.
Step inside the world of Ella Forever: School Rivals. Join author and illustrator Serena Geddes as she shares how Ella’s Year 6 story came to life, from early sketches and messy drafts to the finished graphic novel.
Matt introduces students to the classic newspaper 3-panelled comic strip and shows how these mirror the three parts of story structure. He'll introduce students to his unique way of building stories called The ButSo.
In this interactive workshop, students use a line from The Very Hungry Caterpillar as the jumping-off point for their own creative tales. Perfect for budding writers ready to stretch their imaginations and see where a tiny egg can lead them
Student's create bold, vertical “totem creatures” using simple geometric shapes and colour. Inspired by collage and modernist design, this workshop encourages imaginative expression through abstraction.
In this workshop participants will learn about different types of maps from the real (and not so real) world, learn how maps can be a useful tool in storytelling and design their very own secret fantasy map.
Robots and wizards and spaceships and dragons—fantastic fiction is as familiar as it is fun to write. But where do you start? What elements do you need to write the next fantasy blockbuster?
Professional Development package includes: Jack Heath | Workshop | Who even reads anymore | Friday Session 2 Will Kostakis | Workshop | Bring out their best | Friday Session 4 Plus 2 x Talks/Workshops of your choice
Will Kostakis shares practical exercises that teachers / librarians can replicate with students.
An interactive horror writing workshop, ideal for students in Years 7 - 11. Participants will discuss how horror offers a 'safe' space for exploring real-world fears and anxieties by reimagining those concerns in fantastical ways.
What makes a character unforgettable? Serena introduces students to the basics of powerful storytelling through the lens of The Hero’s Journey.
This workshop shows how writers build fantasy worlds and make them feel real to the reader. Great for both readers of fantasy and anyone who wants to write it.
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