Great Writing International Creative Writing Conference

Saturday July 11 – Sunday July 12, 2020
Imperial College, London

Second (and likely final) call. Proposals are invited for presentations at the 23rd Annual Great Writing International Creative Writing Conference, to be held Saturday July 11 – Sunday July 12, 2020 at Imperial College, London, UK.

Presenters already from across Great Britain and from around the world (e.g. USA, Australia, Germany, Brazil, Qatar, Greece, Lebanon, Ireland, Russia, Hong Kong . . . )

Closing Date for submissions: Sunday March 1 2020. Earlier submission is encouraged.

Proposals for presentation of critical work about creative writing or for creative presentations (e.g. readings) are equally welcome. Great Writing includes research, teaching and creative writing practice topics - all aspects of creative writing studies, practice-led research, cultural, biographical and textual topics. In this 23rd year of the conference, the range of planned presentations is already more vibrant than ever!

More details on the conference can be found at: www.greatwriting.org.uk

1. Single presentations: 20 minutes, 10 minutes questions.
2. 3 person presentations/panels: 90 minutes in total.

(Proposals: 150 word description of your presentation – abstracts are published in the conference programme. Include: title, 100 word bio note, for quotes use single inverted commas, italicize book titles)

Send proposals to: conference@greatwriting.org.uk

Proposals will be peer-reviewed.

The conference will also feature the 10th Annual New Writing International Creative Writing Event. More details on the 2020 conference will be found at www.greatwriting.org.uk

For queries contact Conference Director, Professor Graeme Harper:

graeme@greatwriting.org.uk

or for general enquiries contact:

conference@greatwriting.org.uk

* Imperial College London, South Kensington, is located at a cultural centre for the arts, sciences, music and museums, close to Royal Albert Hall and right next to the wonderful Natural History Museum.