Bolton Central Library to hold event on writing at library

Bolton Library <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
Bolton Library (Image: Newsquest)
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It is said that everyone has a book in them.

But where to start?

Bolton Central Library has a special event taking place later this month to help people get writing and the answers of what makes a writer write? How do ideas become stories, poems, or entire worlds? will be answered.

Those interested can join celebrated Royal Literacy Fund writers Marnie Riches, Pauline Rowe and Tania Hershman for a thoughtful, inspiring panel on the craft of writing.

Expect readings, reflections on the creative life, and insights drawn from years of experience across poetry, fiction, hybrid forms and more.

The event takes place on Saturday 23rd May at 11:30am

Tickets are free but must be booked via Eventbrite, with more information available on Bolton Library and Facebook Museum Page

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