Here's a bit of a change of pace. This week, I have an event to plug.
The Kirklees Authors Forum Exchange is coming back this Saturday with a new workshop.
What is Kirklees Authors Forum Exchange?
A grass roots, author-led group started within Kirklees Library, working in tandem with it. KAFE is a network created to bring writers in West Yorkshire together, regardless of gender, race, age, education, literary connections, previous authorial experience and genre.
After a hiatus prolonged by pandemic and lockdowns, KAFE is beginning physical meetings again, on monthly Saturdays starting 18th June.
What is happening on the 18th June?
KAFE welcomes Writing Coach Cat Lumb, who will be delivering a workshop focused on understanding and getting the most out of the writing lifestyle with practical activities. It doesn't matter where you are in your creative journey, there will be something useful that you can take away from this session. Just join us at Huddersfield Library in the event space (formerly the reference library) from 10am-11:30am on Saturday 18th June.
What else is KAFE doing?
We're just planning out a year schedule at the moment, but rest assured, there will be unique sessions still to come, from guest speakers to themed discussions to networking opportunities. All the while, you can mingle with other writers and storytellers within Kirklees and elsewhere in West Yorkshire, and learn about other writing groups and events.
How do I get involved?
To join Cat's workshop on Saturday, just click the link below and book your free ticket.
Hope to see you there!!!
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