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Quay Words presents: Routes/Roots Poetry Workshop with Fathima Zahra

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Quay Words presents: Routes/Roots Poetry Workshop with Fathima Zahra

Join Quay Words Autumn writer-in-residence Fathima Zahra for this afternoon poetry workshop, tracing your personal journey through place and memory.

Fathima Zahra is an Indian poet, performer and facilitator based in London. Her poems have won the Bridport Prize, Wells Fest Young Poets Prize and the Asia House Poetry Slam. She has performed her work at festivals across the UK including Hay, Latitude and VERVE. Her debut pamphlet ’sargam / swargam’ was selected as the Poetry Book Society’s Pamphlet Choice.

The workshop will take place in historic rooms on the first floor of the building. There is step-free entry to the ground floor and a lift connects the ground and first floors. If you have particular access requirements please phone or email the Custom House Visitor Centre in advance of your visit.

There are five free disabled parking spaces for registered Blue Badge holders next to the Exeter Antiques Centre immediately in front of the Custom House. Maximum stay is three hours.

Please email Quay Words on quaywords@literatureworks.org.uk with any accessibility enquiries.

Free tickets for carers or personal assistants can be accommodated if needed – just email the organisers after booking to let them know.

Ticket Prices: Pay what you can (£5 suggestion)

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  • Date(s)
    • Sat 16th Nov 2024 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm

  • Location
    Exeter Custom House
    46 The Quay
    Exeter
    EX2 4AN

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