'How to get published' with Kate Mosse in conversation with Elaine Canning, Director of the Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize

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This event is part of the Sefydliad Diwylliannol - Cultural Institute series

Speaker

Kate Mosse

Speaker's Biography

Kate Mosse CBE is an international bestselling novelist, playwright, theatre performer, and writer of history and memoir. She is also an activist who supports female creatives and the Founder Director of the prestigious Women’s Prize for Fiction (which celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2025) and Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction. Kate’s books have been adapted for the stage and TV, translated into thirty-eight languages and published in more than forty countries.

From: 2 Oct 2025, 6 p.m.
To: 2 Oct 2025, 7 p.m.
Location: Urban HQ, 37 Orchard Street, Swansea SA1 5AJ, Other

Have you dreamed of a writing career but don’t have the confidence to give it a go? Or feel that there are too many barriers to the publishing world to getting your work published? Join bestselling novelist and Discoveries chair of judges, Kate Mosse for an inspiring talk about her journey and the Women’s Prize Discoveries writing programme and prize .

Run in partnership with Audible, Curtis Brown Literary Agency and Curtis Brown Creative Writing School, Discoveries addresses challenges that women face as writers and finds new talent. Entry is free, open to all women over 18 in the UK or Ireland and writers are not required to have finished their novel. Unpublished and un-agented women writers can submit the opening of a novel in English – up to 10,000 words – for the chance to take part in a bespoke creative writing course, secure personalised mentorship packages, an offer of literary agent representation and a prize of £5000. The judges look for promise, not polish. For more information visit here https://womensprize.com/discoveries

Supported by the Women’s Prize Trust.


Contact: Cultural Institute - Swansea University (Email: cultural-institute@swansea.ac.uk)

Website: https://bit.ly/katemosseswansea


Event created by: m.t.hughes