CRIPtic x Spread the Word Salon for d/Deaf and disabled writers Workshop with Ayesha Couglay, guest reading from Sonny Nwachukw+ open mic
The Salon aims to support and promote underrepresented writers and be an inclusive space where d/Deaf and disabled writers can be part of a community, learn, have fun and share their work.
The Salon has a workshop run by Ayesha Chouglay, followed by a reading and Q&A with Sonny Nwachukwu, and an opportunity for participants to take part in an open mic (five x five mins slots will be available ).
The Salon is open to d/Deaf and disabled writers writing in any genre, new or more experienced and is hosted by Jamie Hale.
For each salon event, you can book a ticket to the workshop or the reading, or both!
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