The Faber Academy: Creative Writing and Live Events
The Faber Academy is an exciting new writing programme, from one-day workshops to six-month courses to individual mentoring schemes, devised by the foremost practitioners in their fields. More
Information, Bookings & Enquiries:
For more information about the Faber Academy and any of the courses listed, please contact Becky Fincham by email or tel. +44 (0) 20 7927 3908. If booking, make sure first to read our Terms and Conditions. You can now also follow the Faber Academy on Twitter for news and updates. More
Vital Writing: Turning Experience into Expression: 10-12 September 2010
Through workshops and discussions held in the charming environment of Jaffe and Neale bookshop, novelists Rachel Cusk and Sarah Hall will address the challenges of distilling into words lives, experiences and the world around us. More
Writing a Novel, Toronto: Starts 29 Sep 2010
Our inaugural course in Toronto, lead by Miriam Toews and featuring guest sessions from Margaret Atwood, Michael Redhill, Anne Michaels and more, is a practical six-month course for people interested in writing book-length fiction. More
Becoming Poet, Dublin: Starts 6 October 2010
Based at the James Joyce Centre in Dublin, a six-month course in which students will attend weekly workshops designed to develop an appreciation of poetry, hone practical skills, and become better writers and editors of their own work, under the guidance of Paul Perry. More
Becoming a Poet, Toronto: Starts 11 Oct 2010
Led by distinguished poets Ken Babstock and Karen Solie, this is a practical workshop-based course which covers all aspects of poetry writing, from improving technical skills to putting together a first collection. More
Writing a Screenplay: Getting Started: 12-14 November 2010
John Boorman once said, 'Film is the easiest language to understand, and the hardest to speak'. But it's a language which can be learned. This new course will address the difficult business of starting to write screenplays, under the guidance of tutor Walter Donohue. More
Writing Family History, London: Starts 20 January 2011
A comprehensive course on writing a family story, whether for publication or private interest, that will include sessions on effective research, finding an authorial voice, weaving individual stories into larger themes, shaping and editing material, and getting published. More
Events & Courses
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