Bright Sparks Creative Bursts #13: Sea Glass and Beach Treasures
This week’s Creative Bursts video with Sarah Webb is inspired by sea glass and beach treasure! Sarah helps us create stories and poems using her writing prompts. Happy writing!
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To coincide with our new exhibition Literary Cities: Edinburgh, MoLI is delighted to announce a series of four events at the museum in April, May, September and October, featuring some of the most important established and up-and-coming names in Irish and Scottish writing and music.
Breaking Boundaries is the first in this series and is an evening of performance, reading and conversation on Thursday, 7 April, at 8pm, with Scottish and Irish artists pushing at the boundaries of their traditions.The evening will feature readings and conversation with one of Scotland’s most established literary voices, Andrew O’Hagan, alongside Scottish performance poet Victoria McNulty and Irish writer Megan Nolan, discussing youth, place, and their most recent work. They will be joined by Scottish songwriter, Kris Drever, along with Irish all-female traditional singing group Landless for a rare collaborative performance, as well as individual songs from their repetoires.
Kindly supported by the Scottish Government in Ireland, the British Embassy, and Ebow, the digital agency.
This week’s Creative Bursts video with Sarah Webb is inspired by sea glass and beach treasure! Sarah helps us create stories and poems using her writing prompts. Happy writing!
Try rewriting your story from scratch, says Darren Shan, as he guides us through the editing process.
In this Bright Sparks Creative Burst explore hidden stories by using everyday junk found around the house to inspire us to create some original pieces of work. With a little inspiration from Sarah Crossan’s #wearethepoets postcards, Sarah Webb uses blackout poetry and highlights words to make a poem. Download the materials to create some poetry or prose of your very own!
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