Place on the online ‘Writing Fiction’ (Wednesday class), running from Wed 6 May – Wed 24 June, 7pm–9.30pm (BST).
If you purchase a place your name will be added to the class register. An email will be sent to you to confirm your booking.
Place on the online ‘Writing Fiction’ (Tuesday class), running from Tues 5 May – Tues 23 June, 6pm–8.30pm (BST).
If you purchase a place your name will be added to the class register. An email will be sent to you to confirm your booking.
Place on the online ‘Writing Fiction’ (Sunday class), running from Sun 10 May – Sun 28 June, 6pm–8.30pm (BST).
If you purchase a place your name will be added to the class register. An email will be sent to you to confirm your booking.
Ticket for a place at the in-person ‘The Writer/The Reader’ (Day school), Sat 28th Feb, 11am–3pm. Please see our classes page for details of this day school.
No refunds on this product are available. However if you can’t make it on the day we will try to accommodate you on a future day school.
For more information, please email editor@thi-wurd.com.
Note: There are no physical tickets. If you purchase a place your name will be added to the class register. An email will be sent to you to confirm your booking.
Ticket for a place at the online ‘The Writer/The Reader’ (Day school), Sat 7th March, 1.30pm–5.30pm (GMT). Please see our classes page for details of this day school.
No refunds on this product are available. However if you can’t make it on the day we will try to accommodate you on a future day school.
For more information, please email editor@thi-wurd.com.
Note: There are no physical tickets. If you purchase a place your name will be added to the class register. An email will be sent to you to confirm your booking.
Unisex t-shirt with white ‘thi wurd’ logo. Made from 100% organic cotton (Fair Wear accredited and PETA approved vegan). Comes in three sizes (small, medium or large) and two colours (black or stonewash black).
Earthly Rewards features fifty-one pieces of fiction, poetry and experimental writing. It’s a book that has its heart in Glasgow, but branches out to include contributions from writers and artists in many different countries and continents.
Once again, we collaborate with internationally renowned artists Lorna Robertson and Andrew Cranston. This time it’s Lorna Robertson who provides the cover art, while Andrew Cranston’s full-colour illustrations are inside.
Earthly Rewards is an ambitious and unique literary anthology that is testament to the power of artistic collaboration.
High quality 100% cotton tote bags featuring artwork from Earthly Rewards, our latest anthology of fiction, poetry & experimental writing. There are two totes to choose from: our Lorna Robertson cover image, or an Andrew Cranston image from one of the 8 paintings inside the book.
This exciting collaboration with the artists sold out at our launch night. We held back these bags for sale on our website. Grab one while you can at an incredible price.
Alternating Current features thirty-eight pieces of fiction, poetry and experimental writing. We showcase new content from recent contributors, alongside writing from other literary artists. The contributors come from many places, and work in different styles and forms, however, this collection is curated to create a truly cohesive piece of art.
At the heart of this project is a collaboration with Andrew Cranston and Lorna Robertson, visual artists with international reputations. Their artworks are integral to this anthology.
Ten years after our first publication, we bring readers thi wurd’s most ambitious and expansive work to date.
“As long as art exists there are no areas of experience that have to remain inaccessible.”
Originally written as obituary, memorial and eulogy, What I do (Memoirs) is a celebration of great literary art, artists and grassroots political movements. Booker Prize-winning author James Kelman pays homage to the writers, artists and political figures who have been significant in his life, and to his work. Kelman writes with characteristic clarity and precision about Mary Gray Hughes, Tillie Olsen, Alex La Guma, Tom Leonard, June Jordan, Alasdair Taylor and many others. And in the process, he shows us the ways that art can access powerful human experiences.
What I do (Memoirs) is both biographical and autobiographical.
