How The Writing Coach Helped Me Build a Writing Career
Discover how The Writing Coach turned my distant dreams of a writing business into an exciting new reality through coaching, writing feedback, and support.
An interview with Antony Johnston, author of ‘The Organised Writer’
Our Founder Jacqui Lofthouse is delighted to interview Antony Johnston, author of The Organised Writer, published by Bloomsbury, 1st October. As one who’s fairly obsessed about productivity for writers herself,… Read the rest →
Routes to Publication – our Google Academy event
We were recently lucky enough to host our Routes to Publication event at Google Academy in central London. On the evening, our Founder Jacqui Lofthouse chaired a discussion with special… Read the rest →
Routes to Publication: our Event at Google Academy
A Panel Event at Google Academy exploring routes to publication and writerly integrity in the process
Thursday August 16th at 6.30pm- 9.30pm
Jacqui Lofthouse interviews special guests Louise Doughty, John… Read the rest →
An interview with novelist Stuart Warner
In this post, our Founder Jacqui Lofthouse interviews her former client, the novelist Stuart Warner, author of The Sound of Everything. They discuss his transition from poet to novelist.
When… Read the rest →
Words Away Salon: ‘Be Your Own Writing Coach’
The Words Away salon is on Monday, July 3, 2017
7:30pm – 9:30pm at The Tea House Theatre, Vauxhall
Do you need some inspiration and motivation tips to get going… Read the rest →
Literary Fiction – a panel discussion at Waterstones
Join us on Wednesday 12th July 2017
A panel discussion chaired by Writing Coach founder Jacqui Lofthouse on the subject of Literary Fiction at Waterstones Gower Street
Is literary fiction… Read the rest →
Our Founder at The People’s Book Prize
We are delighted to announce that our Founder Jacqui Lofthouse was shortlisted in The People’s Book Prize for her novel The Modigliani Girl. Jacqui attended the prize-giving ceremony at The… Read the rest →
Life imitating Art: The People’s Book Prize
Lately I feel as if I’m living in a hall of mirrors. All around me are reflections of my own imaginings – layer upon layer of slightly distorted repetitions –… Read the rest →
How the Bridport Prize kick-started my novel
Carolyn Kirby, a former Writing Coach client, reached the short-list of this year’s Bridport Prize award for a first novel. In this guest post, Carolyn writes about her experience of… Read the rest →
Non-fiction and its possibilities: a guest post by Glynis Kozma
Writing non-fiction can be every bit as creative as writing fiction and equally as satisfying. Our perceptions on non-fiction may be narrow and perhaps need challenging in order to be… Read the rest →
Networking for writers and why it matters
There’s no doubt about it, networking for writers matters. Luckily, for most of us, meeting other writers is also a hugely enjoyable pastime. But even if you’re an introvert who… Read the rest →
