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Writing Workshop: Nature as a Source of Inspiration

Photo : Thomas Gruel - Bibliothèque des Batignolles

Oct 15 – Nov 26Free

Writing Workshop: Nature as a Source of Inspiration

Trade the urban buzz for a creative escape and let the rhythms of nature guide your prose. Whether you are a seasoned writer or just looking to find your voice, join a small circle of enthusiasts to turn your observations into poetry.

Bibliothèque des Batignolles (Paris 17th)

Part of the Automne de la science 2026 programme

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Discover your creative potential at the Bibliothèque des Batignolles during these writing workshops focused on nature as a source of inspiration. Led by poet Thomas Gruel from the Epoé association, these sessions are designed for adults who wish to experiment with language and share their love for literature. Whether you are looking to refine your writing skills or simply seek a space for expression, these gatherings provide an enriching environment. The workshops are completely free of charge and open to anyone 18 and older. Additionally, the venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users, ensuring a comfortable experience for everyone involved in this literary journey.

Writing workshops led by Thomas Gruel, a poet with an unconventional background and member of the poetry association Epoé, whose first collection is being published by Les Bonnes Feuilles. Based on the theme Nature as a source of inspiration, these workshops will provide a space for experimentation with writing and putting thoughts into words. Time will also be dedicated to reading, listening, and sharing a common passion for language and literature in all its forms in a warm environment.

Our take on this event

Poet Thomas Gruel, a member of the Epoé association, hosts these nature-themed writing workshops at the Bibliothèque des Batignolles in the 17th arrondissement. The sessions are open to adults aged 18 and over, and the library facilities are accessible to wheelchair users.

The workshops are scheduled for three separate mornings: Thursday, October 15, Thursday, November 5, and Thursday, November 26, 2026. Each session runs from 10:30 to 12:30. Participants will engage in creative writing exercises, reading sessions, and collaborative sharing, all centered around the theme of nature. It is a perfect opportunity to explore different forms of expression and connect with fellow literature enthusiasts in a welcoming and supportive setting.

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