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The SWC Podcast Episode 10: In Process Masterclass with Janet Paisley

By 29/05/2018March 10th, 2019No Comments

On Thursday 7th June 2018 the SWC will host a special event at Waterstones Sauchiehall Street for the publication of a new collection, “Growing and Dying”, edited by Linda Jaxson, who has brought together poems, essays and biographical writing to celebrate the work of Janet Paisley. The evening will include readings from Tom Leonard, Anne Donovan, the students from the Creative Writing Course at the University of Strathclyde, and more! Plus there will be music by Linda Jaxson and Ronnie Garrity too!

So, for this episode, we’re bringing to you Janet’s ‘In Process Masterclass’ from December 2016! Janet is a multi-award-winning poet, playwright, fiction, non-fiction, radio, television and screenwriter who also writes for children, earning herself a well-deserved place as one of Scotland’s most popular writers. She provided valuable tips and inspiring stories for all in attendance.

Crank up the volume and bring Janet’s wisdom directly to your ears!

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For more information on Janet Paisley and her work, including this new collection, why not visit her website?

If you’d like to read Katherine Warren’s blog post for this event, you can find it here.

And don’t forget to join Linda Jackson and the Scottish Writers’ Centre at Waterstones Sauchiehall Street to celebrate Janet Paisley, and the new anthology “Janet Paisley: Growing and Dying” on 7th June! The event is free, but you must book a seat! To book, call: 0141 332 9105.

Thank you to the team at the SWC for their contribution and help with coordinating this podcast series.

This podcast was recorded and produced by Wheezy Whispers.

If you have any questions about future episodes or want to provide some feedback please email info@wheezywhispers.co.uk

The views expressed in this episode do not necessarily represent those of the Scottish Writers’ Centre.

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