“There is nothing to writing,” wrote Hemingway, “All you do is sit at a typewriter and bleed.”

How much though? I’ve always wondered – and how will I know if I’ve bled enough and right? Also, what blood group do publishers prefer? All writing, including non-fiction, is difficult because of the mystique that surrounds it. Writers say that writing is an art, and most courses point you to their texts, demanding that you “read like a writer” to write well. But is that all there is to learning writing? Of course not.

To build great literature, the art of writing needs to be demystified and in this course, award-winning journalist and author Puja Changoiwala does just that. She breaks down the mysterious art of telling true stories into twelve steps, an actionable science that leads you from ideation to publication — helping you tell stories that matter in ways that matter.

An acclaimed writer and journalist, Puja has penned non-fiction books, investigative journalism, think pieces, and personal essays for some of the most reputed publications across the world. In this course, she covers non-fiction writing across a range of these formats, teaching you everything she’s learnt over the course of her rich career.

As part of this course, you will also be invited to attend an online Guest Reader event with Cal Flyn.

Dates: Monday 8th April - Thursday 2nd May 2024, 11:00am - 1:00pm
Location: Online
Cost: £360

Further info and to book here.