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Maggie Graham

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Contact: mgraham532000@yahoo.co.uk
Local authority: Glasgow City
Languages: British sign language (bsl), Scots
Author type: Performance Poet, Poet, Radio Dramatist, Writer
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Maggie has taught creative writing at Strathlyde University and with community projects throughout Scotand. She is an experienced reader and performance poet, and is available to give talks on writing. She is a published novelist and short fiction writer.

(Works in Scots)

(BSL - British Sign Language)

Websites featuring the author

Local authorities can visit

Aberdeen City; Argyll and Bute; Dumfries and Galloway; Dundee; East Ayrshire; East Dunbartonshire; East Lothian; East Renfrewshire; Edinburgh City; Falkirk; Glasgow City; Inverclyde; Midlothian; Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles); North Ayrshire; North Lanarkshire; Orkney Islands; Perth and Kinross; Renfrewshire; Shetland; South Ayrshire; South Lanarkshire; Stirling; West Dunbartonshire; West Lothian

Events can deliver

Panel event; Performance; Reading; Residency; Talk; Workshop

Audience can work with

Adult learners; English as an additional language (EAL); Adults with additional support needs; People experiencing mental health problems; People living with dementia

Topics of work

Activism & protest; Ageing; Biography & memoir; Class & society; Contemporary fiction; Editing & editing your own work; Family; Friendship; Gender equality; Health including mental health & wellbeing; Loneliness & isolation; Poverty

Age groups published for

Adults

Age groups can work with

15-18; Adults

Audience size

0-10; 11-30; 31-100; 100-500; 500+

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