This week's workshop is on Editing & Proofreading; pulling apart your work to make it better. It is part of a 12 week long course, and will be getting into the nuts and bolts of proofreading and editing your writing.

It's the part of writing that few truly enjoy; the process of scrutinising and reworking our narrative efforts. This week's workshop will look at how the proofreading and editing processes are done, and why it's important to go through it.

As with all the workshops, there will be class work, discussions, and writing exercises within the allotted time frame.

For new writers, it is strongly encouraged to enrol in the full course, which can be found here, as it will provide a solid foundation from which the budding author can start their storytelling path.

Learning and mastering the art of creating a flowing narrative is a lifelong process - whether for that's short stories, a novels, or just telling your own life's tale.

Being able to cohesively tell that story is highly satisfying, and it also increases your general communication skills - which is great for those interpersonal relationships at work and at home!

These workshops can be taken one module at a time, or as a whole, so you can choose which areas you'd like to focus on, or complete the entire creative process.

There are 12 classes you can choose from, or enrol in the FULL course. The modules studied are:

Introduction to Creative Writing:

Week 1: Identifying creative writing, and how to find inspiration

Week 2: Characters; building them and their journey

Week 3: Point-of-View and Exposition

Week 4: Plot; narrative mapping so you don't get lost

Developing your Narrative

Week 5: Timing; how a story is told and how to create your 'acts'

Week 6: Dialogue; what and how to say it

Week 7: Genre and devices; the tools of your character's adventure

Week 8: Get the picture; unfolding your scenes

Workshop your Manuscript

Week 9: Editing & Proofreading; pulling apart your work to make it better <- This workshop.

Week 10: Document layout and formatting

Week 11: The rewrite; honing your narrative

Week 12: Feedback; give/receive constructive and critical feedback

Private 1:1 workshops and feedback are also available!

Please note, this course requires a minimum number of participants to run, and will be postponed if unable to be run - all tickets can either be refunded, or a place reserved on the next course.