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Children's Fiction Workshop

Mitch Johnson

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Children’s literature is a diverse, exciting and popular genre. Join Mitch Johnson, the award-winning author of Kick, as he offers his expert advice on how to write bold, authentic stories for adventurous young readers aged 8 – 12 years.

Kick is a brilliant debut. Mitch Johnson writes of ambition, poverty and friendship with great skill and wit.’John Boyne, author of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

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Age guidance: Suitable for adults

Duration: 2 hours

About Mitch Johnson

After graduating from the University of East Anglia with an award-winning first-class degree in English Literature with Creative Writing, Mitch completed Kick, his debut novel for middle-grade readers. He was inspired to write it while working in a sports shop where he discovered a discarded, crumpled drinks sachet left in a shoebox between a brand-new pair of football boots. Mitch now works as a bookseller at Waterstones, Norwich, and writes in his spare time.

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Concessions £25

City of Literature Weekend is a Norfolk & Norwich Festival and National Centre for Writing presentation, programmed by National Centre for Writing.

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