Writing courses London

... will practise getting your message across in both speaking and writing, adopting the right level of formality, taking your audience into consideration, writing emails for different purposes, being persuasive, using the right language for cold-calling and identifying appropriate conventions in report writing... Learn about: Ms Word, Report Writing...

...Please bring writing materials. All students are invited to join us at Late Lines, our regular performance night for City Lit writers. Students are...

... creative writing group – where she programmes an array of events for her community of 2,500+ writers to realise their writing and publishing ambitions. As chair of LWC since 2010, Lisa has hosted more than 250 events for fiction writers and is a qualified coach...

...The college operates a policy of constructive criticism, and all feedback on another student’s work by the tutor and other students should be delivered in that spirit...

... understanding of what makes a good story. The Tutor Jonathan Barnes is the author of three novels. He writes regularly for the Times Literary Supplement and the Literary Review and has contributed to the Arts pages of The Lancet. He is a lecturer in Creative Writing at Kingston University. He is also the author...

...script/rhythm variations in a concertina book - copperplate writing book - an ex-libris bookplate - decorated/illustrated panel or inspirational art...

...Work on self-directed projects with help and advise from the tutor. We will be writing with gel pens, italic fountain pens and flexible pointed nibs...

... to critical acclaim and was shortlisted for major prizes including the Costa 1st Novel and Desmond Elliott Prize. She is currently writing her second novel. City Lit reserves the right to change course tutors from those advertised in this outline. In line with our refund policy we are unable to grant a refund...

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..., and was a Jerwood/Arvon Mentee 2016. Ella has completed residencies for Tate Britain, the National Trust, the New Forest and most recently Royal Holloway University where she was writing about the Cassini Space Mission. Her debut pamphlet Passivity, Electricity, Acclivity is published by Goldsmiths Press. City...

...This course will cover the basic aspects of novel writing, and is ideal for intermediate students who have an idea for a novel or a novel in progress. The taught syllabus will cover a wide variety of techniques including character, point of view, dialogue, structure and style...

... most challenging components including: following academic discussion, speaking fluently, beginning and ending a talk, identifying the main ideas in a text, writing an essay with effective introductions, conclusions and coherent structure. There will be plenty of exam practice...

...before moving across to work as a market intelligence analyst. He is now working freelance on both journalism and market intelligence. City Lit reserves...

...The college operates a policy of constructive criticism, and all feedback on another student’s work by the tutor and other students should be delivered in that spirit...

.... She was formerly half of The Dear Janes and currently plays with Vachement Bath. She has an Mphil in Creative Writing from the University of Glamorgan. Her debut poetry collection, 'To the Boneyard', was published by Eyewear in 2013. City Lit reserves the right to change course tutors from those advertised...

...Business Writing or Creative Writing, or join one of our general English courses (Functional Skills). General information and advice on courses at...

... School of Speech and Drama and Dartington College. She has written several plays for young audiences for, amongst others, the Unicorn Theatre for Children. She currently writes articles about landscape, heritage and nature. Julie won the 2014 British Czech and Slovak creative writing prize...

...This course continues to explore the fundamental techniques of writing for the stage, including dialogue, character, structure, story and performance. You'll analyse more challenging texts for inspiration, and will have the opportunity experiment with a wide range of theatrical forms and styles...

...Anna Akhmatova’s St. Petersburg, Roy Fisher’s Birmingham. We will focus on their descriptions and interpretations of the urban landscape and its inhabitants...

...If you have completed a first (second or third!) draft of a novel for children or young adults and would like to learn skills to help you edit your story...