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Roddy Doyle is a renowned Irish writer of novels, stories, dialogues and memoirs. He is also a patron of Fighting Words, a charity that promotes creative writing for young people and schools in Northern Ireland.
Fighting Words is a free creative writing programme for children, young people and adults, founded by Roddy Doyle and Seán Love in 2009. It offers workshops, projects, camps and mentoring in various forms of writing across Ireland.
Fighting Words NI is a charity that provides creative writing opportunities for children and young people in Northern Ireland. It is supported by patrons such as Roddy Doyle, a renowned Irish writer and novelist.
Fighting Words is a creative writing centre founded by Roddy Doyle and Seán Love. It collaborates with Dublin City University to conduct research and provide continuous professional development for teachers and educators.
Fighting Words is a charity co-founded by Roddy Doyle and Seán Love to help people of all ages discover and develop their creative writing skills. Learn more about their mission, programmes, centres and how to get involved.
11 de mar. de 2012 · Roddy Doyle: the joy of teaching children to write. Elizabeth Day. Inspired by his friend Dave Eggers, Irish novelist Roddy Doyle set up Fighting Words to nurture the creative skills of...
Books. ‘We started Fighting Words just as the country was falling apart’. Roddy Doyle reflects on 10 years of the group, and the importance of encouraging young writers. Roddy Doyle:...
