
All Weather Words Presents
Kickstart your Creativity: An Introduction to Creative Writing
Saturday, 12 September 2026
11:15am
Lunch break is 1.15 to 2pm.
€80
places are limited - Advance Booking Recommended.
This day long workshop will give focus on generating new work and give an introduction to the fundamentals of creative writing.
We’ll have generative prompts, discussion, samples, exercises, and time to share.
Perfect for those dipping their toe into the world of writing, or more experienced writers who’d like a refresher course.
Designed by All Weather Words writers Alice Kinsella and Daniel Wade, the workshop will be delivered by Daniel.
About All Weather Words
All Weather Words is a creative writing community which provides writing circles, workshops, and retreats.
Founded on the principle that writing is for all seasons, we believe that creativity is good for you and should be accessible for all.
All Weather Words was founded by writers and couple Alice Kinsella and Daniel Wade
Alice Kinsella is a writer, teacher, and editor. Her books include Milk: on motherhood and madness (Picador, 2023) and The Ethics of Cats (Broken Sleep, ‘25). She studied English and Philosophy at Trinity College Dublin and a Masters in Writing at University of Galway. She edited Empty House: poetry and prose on the climate crisis (Doire, 2021) and is the current literary editor at Mayo Books Press. She’s an Arts Council of Ireland Next Generation Artist, and lives in Co. Mayo.
Daniel Wade is a writer from Dublin now based in the West of Ireland. In 2017, his play The Collector opened the 20th anniversary season of the New Theatre, Dublin and was called a ‘viciously convincing portrayal of Dublin City life’ by Emer O’Kelly. In January 2020, his radio drama Crossing the Red Line was broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 Extra. He is the author of the poetry collection Rapids (Finishing Line Press, 2021), and the novel A Land Without Wolves (Temple Dark Books, 2021).
Together Alice and Daniel wrote Wake of the Whale which was a Sunday Independent Book of the Year, and developed the work into a performance show with Druid Theatre’s FUEL programme 2025. Between them they have over two decades experience teaching creative writing.



