Tag: Women Writers Unite
Women Writers Unite: The Journey
Women Writers Unite to examine the physical, emotional and spiritual journey which forms a pivotal part of most women’s lives. Authors Louise Welsh, Leela Soma, Joyce Ito and Sarah Ward share their own work, as well as the experiences of others on themes of migration, asylum, and the struggle to live across two very different cultures.
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Also tagged Amnesty International, asylum, Leela Soma, Louise Welsh, migration, Mitchell Library, Readings, Refugee Week, Scottish PEN, The Journey, Words About Whiteinch
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Women Writers Unite: Experience Counts
The final in our series of Women Writers Unite events sees women writers come together to read their work and show that “Experience Counts”.
A Busy Autumn with Lifelong Learning
Here at GWL we are looking forward to a busy Autumn Programme with writers evenings, women’s studies, singing and banner making, and more! Why not come along to one of our exciting events or courses.
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Also tagged Autumn 2009, Autumn 2009 Programme, Banner Making, Courses, Doors Open, Events, Gude Cause, Introduction to Women's Studies, Lifelong Learning Blog, Merchant City, Merchant City Walk, Singing, singing workshops, Suffragettes, Walks, Women Make History, Writers
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Women Writers Unite: She Settled in Scotland
Hear readings from Kokumo Rocks and Chiew-Siah Tei and students from the ground-breaking Glasgow University Creative Writing post graduate course at this second Women Writers Unite event.
Women Writers Unite: Women and Animals
The first in a series of writer’s evenings. Zoë Strachan and Elizabeth Reeder introduce writers to give readings of their work on the theme of Women and Animals.
