A busy day at Chester’s Storyhouse, then.
It was the final full week of the Chester Literature Festival and I was running two events last week — a morning discussion [first two slides] and a lunchtime workshop [latter two slides].
The former was based around my book, Inside Fatherhood, and took the form of an audience-participation discussion about modern masculinity, fatherhood and male role models.
The latter was a writing workshop, serving as a taster for anyone trying to their idea into print, albeit fiction, journalism, blog or memoir.
Mark Chester, founder of the organisation Who Let The Dads Out, joined me.
He helped to lead the discussion and then bounce ideas in the workshop about more creative writing, while I focused on writing for magazines and websites.
Thanks to Mark and everyone who turned up on the day, including those we dragged up to join the discussion. We appreciate your support.
And we had some good feedback afterwards:
“I throughly enjoyed it and as usual, found some like-minded people to chat to. I’d enjoy any [future] event that makes me write something.”
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