Stones and Tales is a one-day practical, in-depth writers' workshop at Abbey House, Glastonbury. It's perfect for anyone who loves history and wants to write about it, either as creative non-fiction, or 'faction' (creative factually-based writing), or just as a loose basis for a rollicking made-up story. Complete beginners welcome.

Monday May 23 at Abbey House, Glastonbury, 9.30am – 4.30pm.

Tickets are available HERE

During the day, Mark and Beth will discuss how they wrote their novella, 'Broken Angels' by weaving fact and imagination into a living tale. We'll then visit the Abbey grounds where you can join in our guided talk about how the Abbey's stones and walls can be re-imagined as a living (or dying, depending on your time period) entity and a setting for your own ideas. Alternatively, you can explore and research inspirational gems in your own way.

The cost is £60 which includes a signed copy of 'Broken Angels,' free entry to the Abbey for the day and coffee and biscuits. Please bring your own lunch.