
Welcome to WriteClub
Support, structure and community to bring your writing to life
Whether you’re dreaming of writing a novel, experimenting with short fiction, or simply trying to make more space for your creativity, WriteClub offers inspiring courses, workshops and co-writing sessions to help you move your work forward.
Writing needn't be a lonely business! Here at WriteClub, you’ll find expert guidance, practical tools and a welcoming community of fellow writers who understand both the challenges and the joys of the creative process.
A welcoming space for writers
From six-week courses and one-day intensives to online co-writing clubs and one-to-one coaching, WriteClub is designed to help you build confidence, develop your craft and establish a sustainable writing practice.
Many of WriteClub's sessions take place online in the WriteClub Zoom Room, so you can join from anywhere in the world. In-person workshops and retreats are usually offered in Bristol, UK but also further afield.
Whether you’re just starting out or returning to a long-held writing dream, you’ll find a supportive environment where your words are taken seriously.
Join the WriteClub community
At WriteClub, you’ll find structure, encouragement and creative companionship - everything you need to take small steps (and occasional giant leaps) towards your writing goals.
Whether you want to finish a novel, develop your craft or simply reconnect with your creative self, you’ll always find a warm welcome here.
Come and write with us!
What they're saying about WriteClub:
J M Joseph,
author of Fire Boy trilogy
Alison Powell of WriteClub is a writer’s dream, a reader who sees your story before you do, an editor with an ear for the rhythm of prose. Her notes helped me carve out the opening for Fire Boy, the novel that helped me find an agent and publisher. Her classes are a godsend for any writer looking for help and inspiration.

Anna Sonny
longlisted for Bridport Prize 2021
With the support and encouragement of WriteClub, I’ve written much more than I thought I was capable of.











