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We're excited to announce our exclusive new course of six masterclasses with award-winning writers and practitioners Cynan Jones, Stella Duffy, Leone Ross, Tania Hershman and Ian Sansom.
Reconnect with sense and sensuality in your writing in these unique and powerful classes. Expect to leave prepared and equipt with the skills and tools you need in order to write more and publish more of your work.
Dates and more details below! 👇
2019/20 Short Story Course – Sense & Sensuality
Short Story Course 2019/20 - An exclusive course of six masterclasses with award-winning practitioners aimed at reconnecting you with the sensuality and physicality of writing.I’m a dude? 😂😂😂
"As a literary agent, I love attending Word Factory events to meet like-minded people and writers at every stage of their careers." - Carrie Kania
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This Autumn, we'll be hosting tons of amazing workshops, salons and talks with prize-winning authors Sarah Hall, Cynan Jones, Stella Duffy and more: plenty of opportunities to make new friends and build important relationships!
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Plus, stay tuned for our next short story club meeting - It'll be one you won't want to miss.
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This week, why not have a go at writing a folktale. Pop over to our Instagram page for more information.
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A monthly listing of news, writing resources, and submission opportunities you can’t afford to miss. Compiled by Digital Editor Dylan Brethour from Associate Director Paul McVeigh’s blog.
Wyl Menmuir is a novelist, editor and literary consultant based in Cornwall. His first novel, The Many, was nominated for the Man-Booker Prize and was an Observer Best Fiction of the Year pick. His short fiction has appeared in Best British Short Stories, Elementum Journal, Pipeline and has been published by Nightjar Press and National Trust.
A monthly listing of news, writing resources, and submission opportunities you can’t afford to miss. Compiled by Digital Editor Dylan Brethour from Associate Director Paul McVeigh’s blog.
It is a tremendous honour to welcome a wonderful group of short story writers to the Word Factory family – the winners of the 2019 Word Factory Apprentice Award.
Lucy Caldwell is an award-winning novelist and playwright as well as the editor of the newly released collection Being Various: New Irish Short Stories. She explores the contradictions and complexities of national literature.
