I started a new writing course at The Horsebridge Centre, Whitstable in Kent yesterday.
http://www.horsebridge-centre.org.uk/?q=node/5347
It's a vibrant venue with many art exhibitions on the ground floor and workshops and a cafe on the first and second. Full of buzzy life. Amazingly, the centre is built like an upturned boat!
So interesting to meet students of all ages, from all walks of life and listen to their varied ideas. I have some returning students who are writing historical and fantasy books. Another who is concentrating on trying to understand his past through writing about it. And several people who are researching non-fictional stories.
Two other students are writing children's books, geared for different age groups.
I look forward to listening to a fascinating mosaic of words over the coming weeks.
http://www.horsebridge-centre.org.uk/?q=node/5347
It's a vibrant venue with many art exhibitions on the ground floor and workshops and a cafe on the first and second. Full of buzzy life. Amazingly, the centre is built like an upturned boat!
So interesting to meet students of all ages, from all walks of life and listen to their varied ideas. I have some returning students who are writing historical and fantasy books. Another who is concentrating on trying to understand his past through writing about it. And several people who are researching non-fictional stories.
Two other students are writing children's books, geared for different age groups.
I look forward to listening to a fascinating mosaic of words over the coming weeks.
I am a published author/screenwriter who is also a creative writing tutor who knows that the writing techniques I teach my students help improve their writing skills because so many of them have been published after attending my workshops regularly.