ABOUT THE CLASS

Commonwealth Writing: Burning Questions by Margaret Atwood (2004-2022)

Date & Time: Thursday, 22nd October, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM

Location: Lairg Library

Course Description:

Join our wonderful tutor, Jackie Pavlenko, for the next session of our Commonwealth Writing series! In this workshop, we will review Birnam Wood from the previous session and then head to Canada and dive into Burning Questions, a compelling collection of essays by celebrated Canadian author Margaret Atwood.
Together, we’ll explore the novel's themes, stories, and ideas using selected extracts.

Afterwards, you’ll have the opportunity to respond through fun, non-intimidating creative writing exercises.

Whether you are an avid reader or an aspiring writer, all experience levels are welcome!

ABOUT THE TUTOR

Jackie is a down-to-earth, friendly, experienced writer and tutor; MA in Screenwriting; writer of the award-winning film El Greco, plus many other film, TV and radio productions; professional script development, editing and polishing; drama commissioning and development, BBC TV; online tutor, teens 11-19 years in English Literature and Creative Writing. In all our writing sessions so far, she has inspired all of her students to let their imaginations fly free!

ABOUT THE FUNDER

This workshop is funded by The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland

Their support is helping us bring people together through our Commonwealth programme of cookery, sewing and writing activities, giving local people the chance to learn new skills, try something different and enjoy taking part in free community sessions.

PARTICIPATION

If you have a disability or additional support needs please contact manager@lairglearningcentre.org.uk to allow us to try and make adjustments for you to participate.

YOUR DATA

Lairg & District Learning Centre will hold your details on our student data base. If you do not wish your details to be held please let us know by emailing manager@lairglearningcentre.org.uk.

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