Landscape and locations have a strong influence on our feelings and ideas. Outer world are a way into exploring and writing about our inner worlds.
Myra Schneider’s most recent collections are What Women Want (Second Light Publications 2012), The Door to Colour (Enitharmon 2014) and Persephone in Finsbury Park (Second Light Publications 2016).
Other publications include fiction for young people and books about personal writing – in particular Writing My Way Through Cancer, a fleshed-out journal with poems (Jessica Kingsley 2003) and the resource book Writing Your Self with John Killick (Continuum 2009).
She is a tutor for The Poetry School in London and consultant to the Second Light Network for women poets. She has co-edited anthologies of work by contemporary women poets and was shortlisted for a Forward prize in 2007: www.esch.dircon.uk
2pm to 4pm: Workshop
4pm to 4:30pm: Tea
4:30pm to 5pm: Readings
There will be tea and readings from participants (please bring one short poem to share) as well as a reading by Myra Schneider.
To book contact Hilda@richardjefferies.org
Saturday June 24 from 2:00pm – 5:30pm Richard Jefferies Museum SN3 6AA.
