Poets mini goals. Email billie@writingsquad.com for the link.

ZOOM, OPEN ALL SQUADS Interactive Storytelling in the 21st Century with Krishna Stott In this workshop, you will test the concept of 'interactivity' through screenings, discussion and creating your own interactive sequences. The workshop will give you a thorough grounding about how interactive storytelling fits into the world – for play and work. You will […]

We are seeing how we have done with the mini-goals we set ourselves last week, and maybe renewing them or setting new ones. This is open to Squad 1-9. If you haven’t been to a previous meeting, you are welcome to join, just let steve@writingsquad.com know you want to come. You will be sent a […]

Prose Mini Goals. Email billie@writingsquad.com for the link.

Poets mini goals. Email billie@writingsquad.com for the link.

Hitler Youth cadet Jojo Betzler firmly believes in the ideals of Nazism manifested by his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler. However, his foundations are shaken when he finds a Jewish girl in his house. -- What to expect at Awesome P&SPR Club? The zoom is informal and relaxed. No one is put on the spot. We […]

Mini goals session for Science Fiction and Fantasy writers. Email bill

Prose Mini Goals. Email billie@writingsquad.com for the link.

SQUAD 10, MANCHESTER - VENUE TBC Andrew’s third and latest collection, pandemonium, is an extraordinary raw exploration of fracture and distance, of the mind and the body in trouble. Andrew says, “one of the things I realise pandemonium one is trying to do is discover how to make the internal, the emotional, visible in a […]

We are seeing how we have done with the mini-goals we set ourselves last week, and maybe renewing them or setting new ones. This is open to Squad 1-9. If you haven’t been to a previous meeting, you are welcome to join, just let steve@writingsquad.com know you want to come. You will be sent a […]

Poets mini goals. Email billie@writingsquad.com for the link.

ZOOM, OPEN ALL SQUADS This workshop looks at the thematic boundaries of poetry – the gnarly, uncomfortable edges – and asks how we can write about things that are inherently unpoetic. There’s a tension between being gratuitously unpleasant vs. making good art that says the unsaid. We’re going to think about where that line is […]