Writing Friendship and Allyship in Historical Fiction with Anbara Salam
Sunday 23 November | 12-14:00
Free (ticketed)
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Visit organiser website(this link will open in a new window) [email protected]Join us for this in-person workshop with Anbara Salam, exploring how historical fiction can illuminate pathways to friendship.
This workshop is presented in collaboration with Scottish Book Trust for Book Week Scotland: Pitch It! All Scottish BPOC Writers Netwok events will adhere to our Safer Spaces Policy.
Please be mindful when booking. This is a session for Black writers & writers of colour based in Scotland.
Join author Anbara Salam for a workshop that examines how her characters navigate complex social landscapes, forge unlikely friendships, and create bonds that transcend cultural, religious, and class boundaries.
Participants will explore how historical fiction serves as a bridge between past and present, offering insights for building meaningful allyship in our contemporary world.
There will be light refreshments available (e.g., beverages (tea, coffee, water) and some light snacks).
Tickets are Pay What You Can (suggested donation £5).
Venue information
The Melting Pot – The Commons Room
15 Calton Road
EH8 8DL
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