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In 2018 the Julia Darling Travel Fellowship was awarded to Caroline Hawkridge from Cheshire. Inspired by Julia’s First Aid Kit for the Mind and her love of travel, Caroline used the Fellowship to return to Zimbabwe for the first time since her family left 50 years ago.
The first recipient of the Julia Darling Travel Fellowship in 2015, was Chloe Daykin, author of Fish Boy. The fellowship allowed her a trip to Norway to fill her imagination with fresh people and places.
In 2017, writer Emma McGordon was awarded the Julia Darling Travel Fellowship. This funded a trip to San Francisco where Emma explored the Frame Line Queer Film Festival.
Claire Malcolm, New Writing North’s Chief Executive reports on a special event: the announcement of the Julia Darling Travel Fellowship.
In 2016 the Julia Darling Travel Fellowship was awarded to Manchester writer Michelle Green. The fellowship allowed Michelle to spend three weeks in Hayling Island, which lies off the south coast of England.
