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    COURSES GUIDE 2020

    Feb 06, 2020 9 minutes

    LONDON & SOUTH EAST

    Writing for Children Course

    21-23 February, Writing for Children. A three day course by award-winning author Alan Durant with writing exercises, tutorials and discussions, food and drink. Perfect for any level of writing experience.

    Brighton

    07944 374 734

    Website: www.alandurant.co.uk

    Anne Aylor Creative Writing

    Various venues

    Creative Writing Courses, 46 Beversbrook Road, London N19 4QH 0207 263 0669

    Events: 16-19 November: Writers’ Surgery Retreat, Rye, Sussex

    Chris Leonard Writing Creative Writing Break

    Creative writing workshops and writing days, various times and days East Sussex

    Ashburnham Christian Trust, Ashburnham Place, Battle, East Sussex TN33 9NF

    Events: Full board creative writing holidays at Ashburnham Place. Friendly, inspiring, encouraging and suitable for any level. 2020 dates: 1-5 Jun, 19-23 Oct.

    Complete Creative Writing Course

    A range of courses for a range of levels of writing, various times and days, all held at The Groucho Club, Soho, or nearby premises

    Maggie Hamand, Complete Creative Writing Courses, 82 Forest Road, London E8 3BH

    Events: Six 3-hour sessions on creative writing – choose from beginners, intermediate or advanced levels. Screenwriting course. Summer Workshop, 6-10 July.

    Creative Writing Summer School, Oxford University

    Three-week residential intensive course

    Exeter College, Oxford University

    Events: Residential summer school from 26 Jul to 15 August at Exeter College for experienced creative writers (intermediate and advanced levels), with seminar-based study and a daily programme of talks and readings.

    Faber Academy

    Extensive programme of weekly courses, weekend workshops and day events, all year round, now with some online courses

    Faber Academy, 74-77 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3DA 0207 927

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