From March 13 to 15 I, along with historical novelist Margaret Elphinstone, am teaching on a residential creative writing course at Durhamhill, in a converted coaching house in the village of Kirkpatrick Durham, Dumfries & Galloway.
During spring and summer it is a very popular holiday let but outwith the season owner Juliet Caird has been hosting writing courses in March and November. There is a lovely paragraph on the Durhamhill website which reads: “When the weather is good, the courses can be conducted outside the house, in the inspirational surrounding countryside, perhaps at the giant stone circle seating area with views to the hills, or in the sunny, but more sheltered, orchard.” Not in Scotland in March or November, I’m afraid – though the countryside around is truly inspiring at any time of the year.
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Thanks for sharing, Sue.
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I’ve spent my entire life in dire fear of ever taking a writing course. I’m sure if I do, I’ll never write anything again. It might change the way my twisted brain functions 🙂 I love the idea of teaching, but am terrified of the idea of studying!
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Thanks for sharing Mary’s post 🙂
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