Last week, we were joined in Endcliffe Park, one of Sheffield’s many green spaces by a lovely group of Sheffielders as well as the award winning poet and novelist, Helen Mort. What a pleasure it was to be out with a crowd of people sharing ideas, memories, and inspiration.
Helen led us on a walk through the woods, and beside the Porter Brook, and along the way read pieces from her various published works. We enjoyed it so much, we thought it would be nice to share the experience more widely, so Helen very kindly offered to record a condensed version of the walk for you to enjoy at home.
We've placed the recording on our podcast which you can listen to for free through our Anchor webpage or your favourite podcast platform.
If you want to learn more about Helen and her work, you can visit her website, all good bookshops, or of course your local library.
Finally, Helen closed the session by giving us a writing prompt to think about at home. Here it is,
Write a piece in the voice of Endcliffe Park. What does it think about? What does the park see, hear, taste and feel? It could be a poem, a short story or just a series of notes. Let your imagination take over.
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