An in-person walking and place writing workshop across the Georgian Quarter of Liverpool. This meeting will cover various ways of writing “place” from how we think about a place to how we feel it.
We will take in the tomb of William Mackenzie on Rodney Street, Falkner Square, some places of interest on Hope Street, and curious graves in St James Gardens at the Anglican Cathedral. To think about what makes the soul of a place? Liverpool is a city well-known for its diversity and vibrancy, which is reflected in its architecture, statues and hidden symbols and stories woven into the tapestry of its streets.
Learn to write about a place on the go and gain knowledge of place-writing basics from psychogeography to emotional geography to Flâneurism.
You’ll need to bring a notepad and pen along.
Full fee £31