Anna Doherty: How to write inspiring children’s literature

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Brontë Festival of Women’s Writing 2022

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Brontë Festival of Women’s Writing 2022

Anna Doherty: How to write inspiring children’s literature. Part of the Bronte Festival of Women's Writing.

Scottish children’s book illustrator and author Anna Doherty leads a masterclass in writing inspiring children’s literature. Join Anna and host Helen Meller as they discuss how she takes interesting female icons from across time, and combines their stories with her illustrations to empower young girls.
 
Anna Doherty is a Scottish children's book illustrator and author, and science illustrator.Her work encourages, promotes and celebrates gender equality.

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This event takes place 10 am - 10:50 am on Saturday 24 September at the Bronte Event Space at the Old School Room. This event costs £8/£6* concessions, and is a Hybrid Event.

If you're planning on attending in Haworth, please select the 'In person ticket'. You will be sent details on when and where to arrive.

If you're planning on joining online, please select the 'Online hybrid ticket'. We will be sending out the online resources to you the week of the festival. This will included a pre-recorded version of Anna's event, with presentation and conversation.

This event is part of the Brontë Festival of Women’s Writing. The Brontë Sisters were bold, daring and wrote stories that surprised the world. This year’s festival celebrates female writers and artists who create work which pushes boundaries.  From poetry workshops and Q&A’s to live music and more, we’re thrilled to present a festival that welcomes exciting female voices from across the country.

What’s more, this year’s  festival is hybrid, which  means you can join us in person in Haworth or online from wherever in the world you are.  

There's so much to see- why not join us for all our festival events and make a weekend of it?

Purchase an In Person Weekend Ticket for £55- includes free admission to the museum.

Joining from home? Purchase an Online Weekend Ticket for £40.
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