Co-Writing Sessions
Do you want to make more time to write?
If you are writing something - whether it’s a novel, a short story, a newsletter or essay - you will know about creative block.
You will be familiar with the aching sense of needing to write more, the notes app of ideas, but then finding it hard to sit down and write.
You’ll probably also know how great other people are who write, and how nice it is to talk about your projects every now and again.
If this is you, come join our next writers salon.
About the Writers Sessions
This writers salon brings together creative people who either write full-time, or most often alongside their main work, to make time for writing. Together we will create the space and accountability for you to spend real time on your work while surrounded by other creative people doing the same.
Schedule:
10am: Meet & welcome coffee
10.30am: 90 x minutes of deep focus time.
12.00pm: Coffee break, or get lunch
12.30pm: 90 minutes of deep focus time
2.00pm: Event finishes
Hosts
Georgia Ritter: Runs marketing at a venture capital firm, and on the side writes a newsletter and podcast and is working on a book. She also enjoys yoga & meditation, reading, improv, and going down rabbit holes.
Eleanor Warnock: Former journalist, who runs comms at a venture capital firm. Eleanor has just written her first novel in English, and in her spare time she writes essays in Japanese.
Join us to work on whatever project needs attention - you can be in the research-phase or writing phase. The perfect excuse to finally open that draft you've been avoiding.
Q&A:
Q: Do I need to be writing a book?
A: No! You can be writing absolutely anything you want. You can even just use the time to journal.
Q: Do I have to share my writing?
A: Nope. Lots of people share the vague direction of their project, as they tend to get helpful advice and support, but it’s not mandatory or a structured part of the event.
Q: I want to commit to join but I can’t make the next date!
A: Sign up to get emails about the next events.
"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you"
- Maya Angelou