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HighlandLIT: events
Please note that due to the COVID-19 restrictions, HighlandLIT events are are taking place 'virtually' rather than physically.
16th July at 6.30pm in person and 23rd July at 6.30 on Zoom
Less is more: Flash Fiction Basics
Workshop with Meg Pokrass
Explore with an expert how to conceive, create and market short-form fiction
In person at the Glen Mhor Hotel on 16th July, and on Zoom on 23rd July
All welcome! Free to attend.
See here for full details.
Join or re-join HighlandLIT for April 22 - March 23
HighlandLIT offers a supportive environment for writers whatever their level of experience, and seeks to be responsive to the expressed needs of members. Memership costs only £28, with an £8 concession for people on low incomes.
Your subscription helps make the yearly programme possible - and there are also great membership benefits, including free entry to all HighlandLIT monthly events - this alone is worth £32!
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The HighlandLIT email address is now highlandlit.com@gmail.com
HighlandLIT online: work from members
In response to the evolving situation re COVID-19 and in an effort to create a different platform from which to promote the work of HighlandLIT members and supporters from the wider community, we created a dedicated Vimeo account.
You can view the channel here. This is an opportunity to post video clips of recordings of work, links to websites and other social media and thereby reach a wider audience.
If this is something you would like to take advantage of then please email text/info to
this email address and forward larger files, (pref MP4 format) via wetransfer or similar.
Jayne will manage the account and upload files on your behalf. There is no limit to the number of videos which can be posted but please restrict the file size to around 5 to 10 minutes to minimise the time it takes to upload files.
HighlandLit meets regularly in Inverness
Bringing together those with an interest in all things to do with the written word and the wider world of publishing, HighlandLit provides a valuable opportunity to discuss projects, books, ideas and attend workshops
It also encourages members and guests to meet and ask questions of published writers and poets, and hear them read from their work
HighlandLIT blog: latest posts
