We celebrate the power of words and ideas through courses, events and conversation.

Our home is Dragon Hall, a 15th-century medieval trading hall in the heart of Norwich UNESCO City of Literature.

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Featured events, courses and opportunities – don’t miss out!

Dragon Hall is now open to the public

Step into one of Norwich’s most significant medieval buildings and discover the fascinating stories of the people who have lived and worked within its walls for hundreds of years.

Dragon Hall is now open to the public outside of our events and creative writing workshops.

Our drop in visitor hours are 10am to 3pm on Sunday each week. Extended opening hours will be announced shortly. Our public entrance is on King St, opposite the The Butterfly Café.

Visit our What’s On page to view our public programme of events, guided tours, workshops and activities for adults, families and communities.

To become a City of Literature Volunteer and support our events and venue please click here.

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Our programme of activity runs all year round, encompassing courses, festivals, workshops, live performances, socials, and so much more. Explore what we’ve got coming up below.

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Explore our latest blogs, resourses, podcasts and guides in the NCW library.

Independent publisher? Apply to exhibit at the City of Literature Publishing Fair

Our popular Publishing Fair returns for Norfolk & Norwich Festival 2024!

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12 March 2024

Opportunity
Publishing
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Virtual residencies with Nur-El-Hudaa Jaffar, Sim Wai-chew and Tse Hao Guang

In this episode of The Writing Life podcast, Nur-El-Hudaa Jaffar, Sim Wai-chew and Tse Hao Guang discuss virtual residencies for writers and translators.

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11 March 2024

International
Literary Translation
The Writing Life
Tips and Advice
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Writing ‘Ghostland: In Search of a Haunted Country’

In this article, writer and NCW Academy tutor Edward Parnell shares his experience writing his mixed-genre book ‘Ghostland: In Search of a Haunted Country’.

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29 February 2024

Masters of the Craft
Non-fiction
Tips and Advice
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