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Creative Writing & Meditation Workshop

  • The Hamblin Centre Bosham House, Main Road Chichester, England, PO18 8PJ United Kingdom (map)
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During this mindful writing workshop with writer Lottie Angell, you will discover how to access your creativity without butting up against limiting beliefs that hold you back from exploring your 'first thoughts': the source of our best material. 

Held in a warm and supportive atmosphere, this workshop will give you the chance to see how combining meditation with poetry writing exercises can help break down mental blocks that might prevent your creativity from flourishing; allowing you to write whatever your mood or current circumstances. 

If you choose to share your work as part of the workshop this will be as a gift to the group and not open for constructive feedback, but rather, thanks and quiet reflection after sharing.

Who is this workshop for? Adults who would like to explore writing and creativity at whatever stage of the journey: beginners welcome!   Maximum 10 participants.

 

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About the workshop leader:  Lottie Angell is a Sussex-based poet who graduated with a first class master's in Creative Writing from The University of Brighton in 2018.  

Notably, her poetry has featured in magazines such as Streetcake (2021), literary and competition anthologies such as Her Inside Stories: Women in Lockdown (2021) collated by Dr. Susan Croft, The Sussex Wildlife Trust’s 60th Anniversary Awakenings Anthology (2021) edited by Lucy Townsend Et Al., Shoreham Wordfest: Poems from the Ten Line Poetry Competition (2020) judged by award winning poet John McCullough and From the Ashes: An International Anthology of Womxn’s Poetry (2019) edited by Amanda McLeod and Mela Blust, of Animal Heart Press.  

Most recently, Lottie’s poem ‘Bowl Barrow’ was one of 13% of entries that made the long list for the 2021 Fish Poetry Prize, judged by distinguished poet and previous US poet laureate, Billy Collins.   


Friendly disclaimer: The Hamblin Trust is unable to endorse any particular teacher, practitioner, therapist or speaker who practises, advertises or runs an event here. This is a matter for each individual to assess and take further if they wish.

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