Network for scholars based in the North of England working on Modern and Contemporary Literatures.
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ALT Yeisil and Sabyn perched on the stage. A white worksheet is held up, with the title ‘Write On: Sustainable Writing Practice Workshop by Prof. Sabyn Javeri.’
ALT Sabyn Javeri, sitting on the stage in Newcastle City Library. She has dark hair and is wearing blue jeans and a black blazer. Yeisil is sitting with her, who is wearing a white shirt, a dark top and a skirt with a cherry pattern on it. She has dark hair and is wearing clear-rimmed glasses.
ALT Sabyn Javeri, sitting on the stage in Newcastle City Library. She has dark hair and is wearing blue jeans and a black blazer. She is also wearing dark-rimmed glasses.
ALT NMC Presents 'Creative Writing as Research Practice: A Workshop' with writer Annie Zaidi. 28.01.25, 6pm-6pm. ER146 (Elvet Riverside I), Durham University- 83 New Elvet, DH1 3AQ. Discuss the ways in which creative tools can be applied to your own writing. Participate in two creative writing exercises which will help to locate the context of your work and hone your voice. Annie Zaidi is a bilingual writer. Her award-winning body of work spans multiple genres including non-fiction, fiction, scripts, poetry and graphic storytelling.
ALT A poster for our next event, titled ‘Creative Writing as Research Practice: A Workshop.’ This is the main heading on the poster, in sans-serif, white text. Below this main heading is a number of subheadings: one reads ‘With writer Annie Zaidi’ and the other reads the date and time of the event: 28.01.25, 6pm - 8pm. Below these headings is the address of the event: ER146 (Elvet Riverside I), Durham University - 83 New Elvet, DH1 3AQ. All of these elements are on a mint green, blue and white background. There is a photo of Annie in a circular frame at the top of the graphic. She has dark hair and is wearing a pink jacket. Finally there is a bio for Annie below her picture. This reads: ‘Annie Zaidi is a bilingual writer. Her award-winning body of work spans multiple genres including non-fiction, fiction, scripts, poetry and graphic storytelling.’