We are delighted to offer two writing prompt workshops – if you want to answer the open call but want a bit of help getting words on a page, this is for you!
These two prompt workshops, run by Zainab Imran and Rhiya Pau, provide a space for you to think about the prompt, and to connect with other poets.
These workshops are free and open to all, but spaces are very limited, so book now (and please only sign up to one session – they are not a series).
For more information and to book, click the button below.
Prompt Workshop with Zainab Imran
Thursday 2nd May, 6 p.m.
About Zainab
Zainab Imran is a poet, zine-maker and facilitator of British Pakistani heritage based in Scotland. Now completing her Creative Writing Masters at the University of St Andrews, he writes on a multitude of racial issues, with a particular focus on the diaspora and the hidden stories of women in the colonial struggle and post-colonial journeys to the West. In 2022, they were awarded the Royal Society of Literature and Sky Arts Award for Poetry as an emerging writer of colour, through which she was mentored by Jay Bernard, and was part of the Words a Stage 2.0 cohort with Apples and Snakes. Zainab is now working towards beginning his Creative Writing PhD and producing a dissertation of poetry retelling the Oresteia through the setting of India’s Partition.
