Writing Workshop with Nell : Next Steps in Creative Writing

Join our Writer in Residence , for a fun and engaging workshop for adults that will help you get going with writing the story you’ve always wanted to write.

Whether you’re starting from scratch, picking a project back up that you began some time ago or just interested in writing in general, this is the session for you.

Join us for this session and learn how to:

· Get going on a new writing project or continue an existing one.

· Build up your writing confidence and portfolio.

· Leverage new techniques and specialised skills.

· Discover and your writer’s voice.

Session is for 18yrs +

About Your Writer in Residence

Nell Carroll Turner is a writer and performer who lives near Liskeard. She is incredibly excited about being Liskeard Library’s Writer in Residence this year.

Nell is looking forward to facilitating workshops and events and celebrating writing in South East Cornwall.

Nell plays with language and dialogue and her writing is creative, poetic, absurd and often a bit wild. She particularly enjoys writing theatre scripts and short stories. Themes include diversity, belonging and nature with language play at the core. She loves collecting peoples’ stories, and writing tales based on fact but which swim wildly in the style of magic realism. In addition to writing original works, Nell also translates from French and enjoys the creativity of transposing French verses and poetry to make them accessible and relevant.

She is currently translating an autobiography of a French writer and poet. Nell has over 25 years’ teaching experience and holds an MA in Applied Linguistics and an MA in Literary Translation. She is passionate about teaching, having taught creative writing and academic writing at university level. Nell’s stories and plays have been performed in various locations, including theatres, at the Edinburgh Fringe and in a Cattle Market.

Her latest play was shortlisted by the Royal Shakespeare Company as part of 37 Plays, a national playwriting project to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s Folio.