Writing the World: Book Launch at SCAP Summer Festival
Sunday 27 August, 2023 1.30 p.m. – 3 p.m.
National Youth Theatre, 105 Brunswick St, Glasgow G1 1TF
Free event
Writing the World: A Collective
This book is the outcome of Creative Writing classes with Asylum Seekers taught by Donna Campbell and Linda Jackson.
The book also has work by more established writers who have previously written about integration or worked with people from across the world.
This project has been supported by
The Robertson Trust.
Part of SCAP (Seahorse Creative Arts and Publications) Summer Festival.
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