If you’ve always wanted to write a novel but don’t know where to start, or if you’ve started several but never finished one, this online creative writing workshop with novelist Clare Fisher will help you take your writing further.
Over the course of two days, this online workshop will enhance your skills in how to imagine, plan and write your novel. You’ll learn more about your strengths and ambitions as a writer, your chosen genre, target reader, what you are wanting to communicate and whether you need to do any research.
Through in-depth writing, planning and critical reading exercises, you will develop a schedule for your novel’s completion and a skeleton plot, as well as experimenting with different techniques for creating characters, voices, settings and scenes. You will have time to engage with Clare and other participants via Zoom, while having the chance to write on your own before coming back to the group. You will not be under obligation to share your work and experiences, though this can be beneficial to the process.
About the tutor
Clare Fisher’s debut novel, All the Good Things, was published in 2017 by Viking, Penguin. She has taught creative writing in a wide range of settings, from art galleries to schools to prisons. Clare’s debut collection of short fiction, How the Light Gets In, was published by Influx Press in 2018.
Book Your Place
Half of the allocated places are offered to Members at the discounted rate. Become a Member.
Book your place online or if you have any questions or special requirements then don’t hesitate to get in touch by emailing hello@hepworthwakefield.org.
This workshop will run online via Zoom. Participants will need to have Zoom accounts accessible from a mobile, desktop or laptop device and will be sent a link in advance of the session. We recommend participating with a device no smaller than a tablet in order to gain the best learning experience.
Should The Hepworth Wakefield need to cancel a workshop, your ticket will be refunded in full.