Writing for renewal, resilience and transformationThursday 10 October, 6.30–9pm. Moo and Two, Frome, Somerset. Come along for a cosy, candle-lit evening of writing, guided by me, at the lovely Moo & Two. I’ve been ‘curating' some gentle but powerful writing techniques and exercises since finishing my doctoral studies in Creative Writing, and completing my practitioner training in the psychotherapy, Focusing. Neuroscience is catching up with what writers and thinkers have always known: that writing is good for us. It calms the anxious mind, finds meaning when a personal or global narrative might seem senseless, and restores the balance of inner and outer. Places are limited and these workshops can fill up quickly. Please email me to book and I will provide payment details. Bring your favourite pen and paper. £15 |  |
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Dotbooks, GermanyTwo of my novels – Tapestry and The Silver Thread have just been re-launched in digital versions. Dotbooks work in a different way to German trade publishers in that they pitch to the eBook retailers (with the package including covers etc) to get their support for promotions and then schedule the publication date around that.
 September, October 2024, 7 – 8.30pm.
£80 for the course.  Kylie has been invited to be the judge of the Frome Short Story competition. More info here K.T. Fitzpatrick discusses the experience of her novel being published in audio before print.The setting for my new novel had been brooding in my imagination for a while: Black Mountain, a pile of granite boulders in northern Queensland, Australia, with an eerie reputation. There have been several unexplained disappearances at Black Mountain, dating from the late 1800s.
I set the novel in 1919, with a British protagonist, Eva Willoughby. Eva escapes a violent marriage in Oxford, England, and arrives in far northern Queensland to stay with a childhood friend on a cattle station. She takes a secretarial job at a constabulary near Black Mountain, and becomes a kind of accidental detective when someone she knows disappears. Read the full article
Curative Writing
The Story, A Very Brief HistoryA frolic through 5,000 years of story, from paganism and the Greeks to twenty-first century media.  Thursday, 21 March, 7pm
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