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Write Club Plus: Amplify
Our 3-month advanced group coaching programme for writers
Amplify your creative practice with Write Club Plus. In this 3 month group coaching programme, come together with like-minded writers working seriously towards individual writing goals, who want to make tangible progress with their writing with the support of their peers.
Length: 12 weeks
Location: Online (Live sessions 7-8.30pm GMT 27th March; 10th April; 24th April; 8th May; 22nd May; 29th May; 5th June)
Level: Intermediate to advanced*
Tutor: Julia Forster
Places: 12 places maximum
Fees: £850/£600
*This is a group coaching programme and is best suited to committed writers who already have a solid grasp of basic elements of craft.
Being A Writer Members can access this programme at a reduced rate. To access your Member ticket below, please ensure you are logged in to your Being A Writer account.
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Format: Zoom and Circle. A stable internet connection is recommended. Video participation is encouraged. Sessions will run 7.00-8.30pm online on a biweekly basis beginning March 27th.
Materials: Materials can be made available in advance or after the session on request. Any shared screens will be audio-described by the tutor. No flashing images will be used at any time
Bursaries: 1x 100% bursary available, 1x 50% bursary available. Please apply with a short covering letter telling us why you are applying to with the subject header ‘Bursary [100% OR 50%], Write Club Plus Amplify; by no later than 9am February 12th. NOW CLOSED
Other: We invite any access requirements not covered here to be sent to us at least 10 working days clear of the start date by email to
Julia Forster has worked in publishing for over twenty years. She is currently Co-Director of Being A Writer for TLC and elsewhere she works in PR for independent presses. Julia is currently completing a Diploma in Coaching, specialising in working with authors from her base in mid-Wales where she is opening a writer retreat in 2024. She has written both fiction and non-fiction and is represented by C+W agency; her most recent book was a coming-of-age novel, published in 2016 with Atlantic Books called What a Way to Go. Julia recently received an award from the Society of Authors for a collection of poems which she is currently completing. Her roles in publishing have included working in a literary agency in Soho and screening manuscripts for writer development prizes and awards. As a journalist, poet and critic, her work has appeared in Agenda, Arts Professional, PN Review, Resurgence, New Welsh Review, The Author, The Telegraph and Writing in Education. As an editor and mentor for TLC, Julia reads contemporary fiction, literary fiction and non-fiction.
