Ross Wilcock Poetry Workshop at Byres Road Book Festival
Sunday 27 September, 2026, 5 p.m.
Curlers Rest, 256-260 Byres Rd, Glasgow G12 8SH
Part of the Byres Road Book Festival 2026 collection
Poet Ross will lead a workshop, offering writers a quiet space to write.
Writers will be offered a quiet space to write, including a prompt workshop station where a set of poems will be read and discussed.
Writers will then write anything of their choosing based on the poems being read.
Ross Wilcock is a queer disabled writer, spoken-word artist and Poet from Glasgow whose work explores the romantic, the tragic and living in a society not built for him. He is a recent graduate with an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Glasgow. He runs two successful poetry open mics in the city’s West End.
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