It is said that the pen is mightier than the sword; hence the metro is seeking to sharpen its citizens’ writing skills through a Creative Writing Workshop.<\/p>\n
Dates for the workshop are still being finalised, however, the metro has opened the application process which closes on Friday, March 4, at 4.30pm.<\/p>
A total of 40 writers will be accepted into the programme and will be tutored on writing blogs, and how to package, publish and market their literary works on different platforms including the web.<\/p>\n
\u201cThrough this workshop, the metro aims to afford those who are passionate writers the opportunity to hone their skills, free of charge, so that they may be catapulted to the next level of their journey as creatives,\u201d said metro spokesman Themba Gadebe.<\/p>
The outcome of the project will include the production of an anthology of 10 short stories written by the top 10 best performing candidates.<\/p>\n
Application forms for the Creative Writing Workshop are available at the metro\u2019s libraries and must be submitted at any of Ekurhuleni\u2019s libraries during library operating hours.<\/p>\n
Preference will be given to registered Ekurhuleni Library members.<\/p>\n
Membership is free of charge to all residents of the metro.<\/p>\n
For more information contact Bafana Mohulo on 011 999-3408, or email to bafana.mohulo@ekurhuleni.gov.za.<\/p>\n
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