A fiction writing workshop focused on experimenting and finding new directions in your writing in a friendly environment

In this generative workshop, we will explore different aspects in fiction writing. We will spend our time in class writing, sharing our work, and discussing some aspect of the craft of writing.

We will take inspiration from contemporary stories and novels, use constraints to tighten our prose, and do writing exercises from writers such as George Saunders and Ursula Le Guin.

This will be a chance to find new directions in your writing, to exercise your fiction writing muscle, and to break out of writing ruts.

About your facilitator:

Raquel Vogl is an American writer, musician, and teacher. She has taught English and writing for years in a variety of settings. She has had work published in Storgy, The Sheffield Review, and the Donna Collective among other places. In her musical life, she has released multiple records and toured the United States, and she continues to investigate the writing spectrum from song to the written word with her band Persona, recently releasing a record on the label Sonido Polifonico.

Please Note:

18+ only

The Writers Workshop's space has no step-free access. We apologise for any disappointment (we are working on finding a fully accessible venue).

Refreshments and writing materials are available.

Booking essential. No walkups.

Full refund available until Friday before the class.

The Writers Workshop is a nonprofit social enterprise and members are our lifeblood. If you love to write, please consider joining!

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