In East Anglia, we are immersed in a landscape steeped in the past — from medieval streets and historic buildings to coastal and wetland habitats, each with its own story to tell.
This workshop explores how to creatively incorporate a wide range of historical sources into your writing, including archival materials, archaeology, historic and digital maps, paintings, photographs, and even walking as research. Through practical exercises, you’ll develop compelling ideas and start the process of translating them onto the page.
Designed for both new and experienced writers, this session will inspire fresh perspectives and help refine existing projects. Award-winning non-fiction writer and experienced editor, Katharine will offer expert guidance on structure and style, equipping you with the tools to develop engaging, historically rich narratives.
