Call out: A New Working Class Writers’ Collective
Do you want to join a working class writers’s collective in the South-East to share, showcase, celebrate and support writing by people from working class
WHAT'S ON
Select Event Category
Read More »
LGBTQ+ writers wanted for Celebrating our Stories!
We have now reached the stage of the project where we are looking for LGBTQ+ writers to respond to the stories we have collected in a series of writing workshops taking place in Brighton and Hastings.
The Coast is Queer finds its first financial supporter for 2020
We’ve been very moved by the level of support for the Coast is Queer in 2019, and we’re already making plans for next year. Establishing financial
Workshops & Events with Izabela Morska, NWS International Writer in Residence
We’re looking forward to welcoming Izabela Morska, New Writing South’s first International Writer in Residence, to the UK at the beginning of October. As part
Open space for BME, Working Class, LGBTQ+ and other marglinalised writers and groups
The Open Space ran from 2019 – early 2020. New Writing South is led by people who know what it is to be marginalised and
New Writing South at Myriad Literary Salon
New Writing South is joining forces with local publishers Myriad, for two events at the end of September to celebrate the short story and give
Helen Highwater, a very funny, dark new solo show by Helen Seymour
Helen Seymour is struggling to keep her head above water in her very funny, dark new solo show. She has weak muscles, screws in her
The Coast is Queer
Our first ever LGBTQ+ literature festival, The Coast Is Queer is now on sale Over three days (12-15 September) the Coast is Queer will present
Shoreham Writers’ Day – 29 September 2019
In March we ran a really successful Writers’ Day here at The Writers’ Place, Brighton. We’re delighted to announce that we are joining forces with
New Writing South International Writer in Residence: Izabela Morska
We are delighted to announce Izabela Morska, one of Poland’s leading literary voices, as New Writing South’s first International Writer in Residence, supported by the British