Writing Workshops with
K Angel
WRITING WORKSHOP WITH
K Angel
Workshop Details
- Wednesdays
- 7pm - 8.30pm
- Online
- LGBTQ+ Adults
- This group is aimed at autistic writers who identify as LGBTQ+. Some sessions will run without a facilitator. You will decide as a group what to use these session for; previous groups have used them to give each other writing prompts, to share and get feedback on your work, or as quiet writing time.
Full Dates
21st October 2026
4th November 2026
18th November 2026
2nd December 2026
16th December 2026
6th January 2027
20th January 2027
3rd February 2027
17th February 2027
3rd march 2027
10th march 2027
31st march 2027
14th April 2027
21st April 2027
28th April 2027
Lead WRITER
K Angel
About K Angel
K Angel is an autistic trans/non-binary writer, performer, and researcher from the American Midwest. Shortlisted for the Virago Furies Competition, their projects across form and genre play with myth, consent, chosen family, and metamorphosis interruptus. Recent projects include The Road Again: a post-apocalyptic queer cowboy musical, CLUSTERFLUFF (a circus and cabaret celebration of queer nightlife history across the UK), and the poetry collection Another double text, forthcoming from kith books. They live in London, where they co-host the playwriting group Fresh Lines Writers and the generative workshop series Relatively Queer, consult to the charity sector on data literacy, and sometimes perform as the singing country drag king TrucK.
SHADOW WRITER
Jess Telling
About Jess Telling
Jess is an autistic theatre-maker, writer, and facilitator based in Manchester. She began working for Beyond the Spectrum in 2025 as a Shadow Writer for the LGBTQ+ group with New Writing South. Jess‘s debut play, Chameleon, was based on her experiences as an autistic woman. It debuted at Edinburgh Fringe in 2024, received the Keep it Fringe Fund, and was nominated for the Actually Autistic Award by Neurodiverse Review. It received two 4* reviews from EdFringeReview and returns to The Glitch for its London debut in 2025. She’s also worked with SWAN Scotland and London Autism Group to encourage autistic people to return to theatre. Jess spends her spare time reading, baking, and spending time with her cat, Reggie.
