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Travel Writing Workshop
Hear great stories from around the world as published travel writers share examples their work and find out what is involved in being a successful travel writer as the writers answer your questions.
1.30pm Part 1: Travel Writers' Tales
Six travel writers read an account from their published work, specially chosen to reflect the diversity of travel writing. After each reading there will be time to ask the writer questions about their stories and the journeys behind them.
Matthew Teller - Journey to the Mountain: How marking a historic anniversary at Jordan's ancient city of Petra turned personal
Amy Guttman Yom Kippur in Iran: Observing the Day of Atonement with Tehran's Jewish Community
Steve Keenan The Worst Rail Journey Ever: Recalling a less than perfect train ride from Venice to Belgrade
Gillian Thornton France at my Feet: Exploring a lesser-known corner of Europe's most popular holiday destination
Ben Lerwill Cities in the Clouds: A 9-day journey on foot through the Peruvian Andes, following one of the alternative Inca trails to Machu Picchu
Andy Jarosz To Central Asia with a box of soil: Travelling through Uzbekistan to deliver a very special gift
3.30pm Part 2: Travel Writing the best job in the world?
Moderated by Steve Keenan
Travel writing is often referred to as the perfect job. After all, isn't it just getting paid to do what other people save up for every year - is it anything more than a paid holiday? This session will allow the audience to ask any questions to the writers about their work and what is involved in getting their stories while trying to make a living. The aim is to explore the business of travel writing and discover whether it really is the dream job that some claim it to be.
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LocationRoom 3, Cross Street Centre (View)
Dagnall Street Baptist Church
St Albans AL3 5EE
United Kingdom
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