Creative Writing for Beginners at Carnegie Library

Creative Writing for Beginners at Carnegie Library

Unleash your inner storyteller! Whether you want to craft fiction, share personal experiences, or simply explore your creativity through writing, this class is the perfect launchpad.

Guided by David Pettigrew BA PGDip MPhil (Creative Writing) MPhil (Publishing), a seasoned writer and editor with years of experience mentoring aspiring authors, you’ll dive into the craft through practical exercises, interactive tutorials, and lively group discussions.

What: E106: Creative Writing for Beginners at Carnegie Library
When: Thursdays, 9 October – 11 December 2025
Time: 4.45pm – 6.45pm
Cost: £168
Meetings: 10 sessions
Who: Adults | Beginners welcome

This course is part of our ongoing partnership with the University of Strathclyde – Centre for Lifelong Learning and is hosted at one of their satellite facilities, the Carnegie Library in Ayr.

Spaces are limited – reserve your spot and start your writing journey today!

Additional Information

Accessible rooms
Cyclist welcome
Disabled access
Free Wi-Fi
Walkers welcome
Thursday 9 October – Thursday 11 December 2025
4.45pm - 6.45pm
Suitable for Adults
168
Carnegie Library, 12 Main Street, Ayr KA8 8EB

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