SPEAKING

I speak on a variety of topics including:

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  • the importance of developing a regular writing practice

  • the creative process

  • storytelling

  • narrative writing

 

I don’t usually let the audience sit still for long. Instead we write, share, create and laugh. I present workshops for groups of educators and parents about inspiring and supporting the next generation of writers. I use personal stories and openly share the lessons I’ve learnt over the last decade, as a teacher and writer.

interested in booking me as a speaker?

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