Wednesday 6 February 2019

Writers & Artists, How to Write for Children & Young Adults conference and evening masterclasses

With details of the How to Write for Children & Young Adults conference and upcoming evening Masterclasses, here is the latest Writers & Artists newsletter:





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Bringing Animals To Life In Children's Fiction


"When I put down the opening lines of a scene, I didn't know who the character was. I stopped and wondered what kind of animal might find himself in the situation. Immediately, I knew he was a fox."

Author Peter Bunzl discusses why talking animals can be an essential element of children's fiction.


 
 






How To Get Published - York

Becoming A Successful Illustrator

Tuesday 24th April

Even for talented illustrators, breaking into the world of freelance practice can be daunting.
In an exclusive evening masterclass for Writers & Artists, Derek Brazell and Jo Davies highlight many of the practical steps illustrators can take to make sure they are producing the right kind of imagery that will get them seen by potential commissioners. Attendees will also have the unique opportunity to receive direct feedback and advice on their work.


How To Get Published - York

How To Write Crime & Thriller

Wednesday 14th May

Join Stuart Turton, author of the best-selling The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, for a one-off evening masterclass on how to write crime and thriller fiction.

Over the course of the evening, Stuart will be sharing his practical advice on how to craft a novel that keeps the reader gripped (and guessing!) until the very last page.


How To Get Published - York

How To Write Fantastical Fiction

Thursday 16th May

Whether you're writing fantasy fiction or science-fiction, one thing is for certain: the rules of reality must be bent. 
Join award-winning author Tade Thompson for an evening dedicated to the telling of stories with a fantastical edge. Tade will share his vital components of writing for this genre, from world-building and creating intriguing characters, to keeping track of your plot and making the unbelievable, believable. 


How To Get Published - Bournemouth

How To Write Short Stories

Tuesday 23rd May

Do you have a great idea for a short story but unsure as to where to start?

Over the course of this evening masterclass, author and poet 
Jen Campbell will talk you through what the key elements of a great short story are, how to develop your voice, hone your writing skills and construct a compelling storyline. 


Book your place


 
 







 
 


Yearbooks and Companion Guides





Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2018
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Children's Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2018
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Novel Writing Companion Guide
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Literary Non-Fiction Companion Guide
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