A month of weekly online workshops and feedback from an experienced and skilled writer, and including a guest writer event, all supported by the Moniack Mhor team and delivered with the same warm welcome as our residential courses and retreats. Courses usually include up to 12 participants.
If there are no courses listed below, please check back later or enquire at online@moniackmhor.org.uk
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2560 Online: Moniack in a Month – Writing the Gothic with Natasha Pulley
Thu 16th Jan - Fri 7th Feb
Online
Join award-winning writer Natasha Pulley to delve deeper into what makes our spines tingle. A 4-week online writing course that will help you wrestle a great Gothic idea into a shape that feels like a story or even a novel.
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2562 Online: Moniack in a Month – Memoir with Chitra Ramaswamy
Tue 4th Mar - Thu 27th Mar
Online
Join author and journalist Chitra Ramaswamy online for a month to excavate the profoundly complex, generous, and rewarding process of writing about oneself. A 4-week online course, with guest writer, Amy Key.
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2563 Online: Moniack in a Month – Crime Fiction with Abir Mukherjee
Mon 7th Apr - Wed 30th Apr
Online
Unlock the secrets to writing compelling crime fiction in this engaging and intensive online course led by crime writer Abir Mukherjee. Perfect for new writers, this course will dive into all the essentials you’ll need to keep your readers on the edge of their seats.
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2564 Online: Moniack in a Month – Demystifying Poetry with Ella Frears
Wed 7th May - Fri 30th May
Online
In this course you’ll look carefully at different elements of poetry writing, demystifying things like line breaks, shape, rhythm, rhyme, voice, language, and form. You will write new poems – trying on these techniques, seeing how they feel and exploring what they can do for you and your work.
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2565 Online: Moniack in a Month – Writing into Grief with Pragya Agarwal
Thu 5th Jun - Sat 28th Jun
Online
Writing from a place of pain, about people and things that are no longer with us can be really hard. How do we write into our grief rather than around it? Join writer and academic Pragya Agarwhal online for a supportive month of workshops focusing on processing grief and loss into words
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