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"Nikki is a hugely empowering and supportive host, an experienced writer who creates an inclusive and encouraging environment for other writers."
"Wonderfully organised, with great prompts and fab opportunities to get to know others attending. "
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Please complete the expression of interest form if you wish to attend a workshop/s.
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BOOKING: Use the button to PaypalMe the amount you feel comfortable with and please make a note of which workshop you'd like to attend. 

The concessionary price is for anyone who would struggle to pay full price. No proof required.
What people are saying about MumWrite workshops:
"Thanks for a very thought provoking workshop.
​Very useful ideas, which have sparked other ideas."

"Really got my brain engaged!"

"I started the workshop feeling a bit nervous and left feeling elated. The exercises were well-structured, enabling all of us to feel a sense of progress and enjoyment. " - Zoe

"Thanks again for the fabulous workshop, you’re such an approachable and caring leader!" - Jemma
"The prompts are exciting and different and allow me to play around with ideas and techniques I wouldn't necessarily consider."

"It was so good...I can't wait to practice all the techniques we encountered."

"I'm buzzing after your workshop. "
​- Michelle
All workshop bookings are non-refundable except in certain circumstances. Please see more info in the Ts & Cs
Nikki Dudley is a published poet and novelist, who leads MumWrite, a development programme for mums and women writers who want to write less traditionally and try some new writing techniques.
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​These workshops are a supportive space for mums and women. Therefore we understand if you need to tend to your kids, if you haven't slept that well or if you're wearing your pyjamas! I will help you catch up if you get interrupted and there will be no judgement at all.

​There will be a cap on places and they will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
​There needs to be a minimum of 5 writers for the workshop to take place.