Della Galton Writing Courses
Friday Morning Class (Kinson Community Centre, Bournemouth) 10.00 am-12.00 midday.
Writing for the Terrified. Weekly classes ongoing. Term currently on hold due to coronavirus. Six week term. £50.00. Beginners and experienced writers welcome
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Monday Evening Class (Gillingham, Dorset) 7.00 pm-9.00 pm.
Writing for the Terrified. Weekly classes ongoing. Term currently on hold due to coronavirus. Six week term. £50. Beginners and experienced writers welcome
Please email Della via this website to book or for further information.
Saturday 16 May 2020. Write Your Novel Today(Gillingham, Dorset) 10.00 am till 4.00 pm. Currently on hold due to coronavirus.
SPRING SPECIAL OFFER £39.00
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Five Tips to Stay Inspired With Your Writing
Got an idea for a story? Write more than one opening paragraph – it takes the pressure off having to get it perfect. Keep writing openings until you feel the inspiration kick in. This can sometimes take me a while. … Continue reading
Is Your Writing Smelly Enough?
Using the senses in your writing, especially the sense of smell, really helps to take the reader into your story. However, it’s just as easy to be cliché with smells as with any other writing so choose carefully and be … Continue reading
Writing With Emotion – Four Top Tips
Writers are in the business of selling emotion. I forget who said that, but it’s true. We read – or at least I do – because we want to feel something. We might want to feel amused, uplifted, scared, touched, … Continue reading
Finding Time To Write
As every writer knows, there are always a dozen more pressing things to do than actually write. But if you really want to, then you will find the time. Below are some suggestions which I have found helpful. What time … Continue reading
Three Questions I Get Asked About Short Stories
Q How do I make my stories less predictable? Particularly if I’m using a common theme, for example, romance? What can be done to stop the reader from working out that the boy and girl who meet at the beginning … Continue reading