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Writing the Past with Amanda Quinn

£30
10.30 - 13.30 Thu 23 April 2026

This workshop will give you the tools to start working with history in your writing, including:

  • How to create a believable and immersive historical world while still appealing to a modern reader.
  • How to balance historical accuracy with engaging storytelling.
  • Research tips and tricks.

There’ll be plenty of writing time and the opportunity to share your work and receive feedback (if you want to). You’ll leave with some stories and ideas to work on as well as all the information you’ll need to continue your journey into writing historical fiction.This workshop is suitable for beginners or anyone wanting to improve their skills in an inspiring and supportive environment. All materials will be provided.

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Amanda Quinn is a writer and tutor who lives in Newcastle upon Tyne. Her short stories and poems have been published in print and online. She has taught creative writing since 2015 and has delivered courses and workshops online and in community centres, libraries, museums, day centres, and schools across North East England to encourage and support people to write. She is particularly interested in helping people benefit from being creative in their everyday lives and her sessions are designed to be enjoyable as well as inspiring.

All participants receive a 10% discount on the day for our in-house café The Factory Kitchen.

Please note

Workshop bookings are non-refundable and non-transferrable. See our full policy here.

Please arrive 10 – 15 minutes ahead of your workshop start time.

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