RKA Writing

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RKA Writing
                                            
 The site that invites you to write 
 When you've read my website please visit my blog. It's called Rosalind Adam is writing in the rain.

Welcome to my website
Using your 
memory as a starting point for writing can have many positive and exciting outcomes. Please join me, Rosalind Adam, as I muse over the power of memory, the magic of writing and how to explore the mind with your pencil. 

Memories and writing  for children
 

When we write for children our memory is a useful resource.  We all have first-hand experiences to draw on. We were all children once.
 
Click on the link to read more of my thoughts on writing for children.
The therapeutic value of memory writing
Memory writing is magic. This might sound inane but there is certainly something magical that happens when you start to write down your memories. Words appear that you didn't know were about to appear. You find yourself writing down thoughts that you never even knew you were thinking about and memories that you had forgotten about. This sort of writing can:
  • keep your brain active
  • spark ideas for creative writing  
  • provide a mass of material for autobiographical work 
  • AND it's great fun

  Below is a group using photographs to trigger ideas for a writing project.

JV Workshop

To arrange a talk about memory writing click here.

To see an example of a memory project in action click here. 



Using our memory as a resource for writing provides endless possibilities.

I can't always remember why I walked into a room but I can remember when:
  • you could buy a fruit chew sweet for a farthing
  • the local factory siren sounded every morning at the start of work


Rosalind Kathryn Adam


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