Improve your creative writing skills and become inspired to write with this one day workshop.

Whether you're a beginner or simply would like a refresher course in creative writing, this informative and hands-on writing workshop will re-ignite your inspiration to write. We'll cover topics including how to plan your book, how to find story ideas, where to start the story, characterisation, plot, structure, dialogue, and how to end your story. You can adapt this for memoir too.

Opportunities available for immediate feedback on your writing during the day from Taryn.

Learning Outcomes

Beginners learn new writing skills for the first time
More experienced writers gain a refresher to get them back into writing
When we discuss how to write and create characters, when we brainstorm ideas, we gain inspiration and add to our self-motivation to write
Understand the difference between voice and dialogue
Finish a long-ago started writing project or improve it
Begin a new writing project with confidence and a set of skills to ensure a good start
Mix with other writing lovers to learn from each other

Format

This is a hybrid workshop with a focus on writing craft; it will be held in-person at Queensland Writers Centre, State Library of Queensland, and live streamed simultaneously to an online audience via Zoom. As a Level 1 workshop, it is suitable for all writers. A 7-day replay will be made available to all participants.

About Taryn

Taryn Bashford is the award-winning author of The Harper Effect and The Astrid Notes published by Pan Macmillan in Australia and Skyhorse Publishing in the USA. She also self-published the romantic suspense ‘Tide Trilogy’ under T.M. Bashford. In addition, she is a writing mentor for unpublished writers with Queensland Writers Centre and a sessional tutor at the University of Queensland.

For more information about Queensland Writers Centre’s Program of Events and answers to FAQs, please visit: www.queenslandwriters.org.au/program-info

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