Designed and delivered by an award-winning novelist with a PhD in Creative Writing, these tours use London's rich literary history as a prompt for a series of writing exercises, designed to suit all levels of expertise, from novice to novelist. The workshop combines literary history and anecdotes of the city with readings from major English writers, but it is not a passive experience: you will respond to the environment in creative ways, in an atmosphere of kindness and inclusivity. These intimate and unique workshop seek to inspire and invigorate.
We meet at the north end of Waterloo Bridge, next to the slope behind Somerset House.
The tour finishes on the site of Dr Johnson's House, just off Fleet Street.
Contrast Virginia Woolf’s wistful reflections of the view from Waterloo Bridge with a Dickensian description of the same area.
Practice a mindful writing experiment that anchors to your environment, among the rich history and striking architecture of Somerset House.
In the church of St Mary Le Strand, respond to T.S. Elliot’s study of time.
Using Dr Johnson’s first English Dictionary, remake the language and then head to an iconic London pub, bringing the exercises together in a final collaborative piece.
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