A weekly writing space centring underrepresented voices.
Room
to Write
In a world of precarity, writing is a value and a form of power, found in the ongoing work of making room for it. Open to academic and creative writers.
Room to Write has grown out of conversations with writers who, like me (Farah Nazir), want to remain committed to their writing while navigating precarity across academic and cultural spaces.
For writers who are already marginalised, precarity is often intensified by structural inequalities across academic and cultural spaces, shaping access to time, resources, recognition, and support.
Writing takes place in uneven conditions
Room to Write recognises uneven conditions and offers a shared space where writing can be approached with care and seriousness, while respecting different working rhythms and intentions. Sessions are focused on quiet, independent writing rather than workshops or group critique.
By signing up, you’ll receive session details, reflections from my writing practice and journey, and occasional writing resources.
I'm writing a first draft and reminding myself that I'm simply shoveling sand into a box so that later I can build castles”
Sign up below
Enter your full name and email address. Please also check your spam folder for the welcome email.
We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time.