I’m currently on module 2 of the YA fiction writing course and I’m enjoying it a lot! I already had some background about the theory so it was not the most groundbreaking, but the variety between theo... See more
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Anthony Gapper Author of Percy Panda, and the sequel, The Search for Rocky. I found the Write Storybooks for Children, online course to be most enjoyable, underpinning strong writing concept... See more
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I have found this course extremely instructive. Although your own writing isn't critiqued, the modules are very well laid out and give lots of information. Module 15 is brilliant on revising your firs... See more
If you are writing horror or another type of scary story, the Write Fiction Books course is for you. That said, there was a fair amount of detailed, good general information for writers of other genre... See more
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Write Academy delivers world-class online creative writing courses to over 160,000 aspiring writers. Learn the techniques and strategies for crafting bestselling children's fiction, young adult fiction, romance fiction, poetry and more!
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This was my first online course and wasn’t sure what to expect. However I thoroughly enjoyed the course working at my own pace. It is well presented and appealing to the eye. The notes are concise and clear, easy to understand. It has given me a rich insight to fiction writing. I value the Tips, Master Speaks, Insider Intel sections too.
30 November 2021
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Geared mostly to horror type genres
If you are writing horror or another type of scary story, the Write Fiction Books course is for you. That said, there was a fair amount of detailed, good general information for writers of other genres. However, since I want to write a romance, I probably could have skipped this course and gone straight to the Write Romance Fiction course.
3 November 2021
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An update to my favourite online Writing Group - Write Academy.
I’ve been with Write Academy for several years and have always found the staff helpful and inspiring. I love the worksheets that come with Write Academy as they can work in many ways from beginners to experienced writers. A fully professional online writing group. They have just updated the site and it looks even more exciting and inspiring. Can’t wait to explore the updates more fully.
26 August 2021
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Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and our very first review, Wendy :) We have lots more exciting updates to come!
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