The fruits of Greenway’s writer-in-residence’s work will be on display in the House Kitchen as part of the Writing Places project. Read more…
All posts in News & Features
Creative writing workshop: writing and time with J.R Carpenter
J. R. Carpenter will take participants through a series of writing exercises and discussions. Read more…
Harvest trail with J.R Carpenter
Can your little-ones follow the clues around Greenway garden on this harvest-themed trail with a literary twist? Read more…
Workshop: Writing about weather with J.R Carpenter
On 13th October between 2 and 4 pm, meet J. R. Carpenter for an informal discussion about writing and weather.
J.R Carpenter live tweeting for National Poetry Day
Over the course of National Poetry Day on Thursday 4 October, J. R. will be posting poetic fragments of facts and observations about the River Dart and its environs on Twitter. By the end of the day these Tweets will coalesce to form a poem. Read more…
Meet our 2018 Greenway writer-in-residence, J.R. Carpenter
Throughout her residency, J.R. Carpenter will be helping visitors to Greenway to explore writing, whether they’re new to it or already have a body of work. Read more…
Zine-making with JR Carpenter at Greenway Fete
Saturday 15 September is the date of the Greenway fête which, this year, is themed around Christie’s novel Dead Man’s Folly. Read more…
Pens poised at Greenway for an exciting new Writing Places writing residency in 2018
On Saturday 15 September, the anniversary of Agatha Christie’s birthday, her holiday home Greenway will become the creative home for another author for two months.
Writing Places 2017 – Autumn days in Hardy Country: a creative response to contemporary rural life – an essay by Virginia Astley
To mark the end of her residency at Hardy’s Cottage in October, we asked writer-in-residence Virginia Astley to consider contemporary rural life in her essay. She’s been visiting people in the local community and has painted us a picture. Here’s her piece…
To celebrate the work she has done over the course of her three month residency at Greenway house in Brixham, we asked Roselle Angwin to write an essay on the relationship between writer and place.
