Workshops, masterclasses and other video based goodies

Part protest, part art, part ritual outsporing of our collective desires. We’re all sending our stories in to the world at once! The fourth (and final) of the free Mass Submission Project workshops.

What does writing as resistance actually mean and who is doing it? Plus a toolkit for rebellious writers at large

How we might create stories that celebrate and reclaim our own rich culture and heritage by weaving colloquial dialect and cultural references and into our work to create a sense of place, person and story.

How do we find the fundamental human truth in our writing and make something cohesive? The third of the free Mass Submission Project workshops.

What stories do we have a right to tell? Why does it matter whose stories get told or how different communities are represented in literature? With Kaia Allen-Bevan

What happens when we step away from the traditional three act structure or linear story and make a big ol’ mess of our stories?

Knowing how to write sex well can be tricky. This 90 minute writing session with Leone Ross will explore what makes good (and bad) sex writing, and how to write something authentic and impassioned.

There are so many narratives that we take for granted, so how do we find different stories and dismantle the assumptions we all make and that keep us locked in to the same damaging behaviours?

Weaving the relationship between climate justice, our bodies, the word and stories, we explore what is at stake in the relationship between human and nonhuman being. The second in the Mass Submission Project workshops.

How can we use diverse genres to break through denial, challenge assumptions and inspire new thinking? Take a romp across genres with a lively panel discussion and practical exercises.

Explore why stories are important, how to get deeper into our own writing practice, and the power we can find in acts of communal creative imagining. The first of the free Mass Submission Project workshops.

The famous Flash Face Off spoken word literary salon open mic kind of vibe.