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"Thanks for being the catalyst and guide in my life story. It was an amazing journey. I've emerged seeing the world differently. Full of voices, ideas, characters, and stories. From feeling uninspired and lazy, I now find that I can't turn off my brain. I have many new tools to use to explore, practice and hone my writing. From practical suggestions on how to develop and organise ideas, to structuring a story so that it reads like music, I have come away excited, inspired and raring to write." Ruth Tearle, strategy and change management consultant, a trainer and a motivational speaker, who is the author of "Blackboards, Bubbles & Cappuccinos, ""Ride the Wild Tiger" and "Mastering Personal Change" www.ruthtearle.com
"Unlike some writing courses, this course is immensely practical. It equips the beginner with skills and a sense of what is necessary to write (beyond mere talent!) This course enables one to connect with others exploring the same process, which ultimately allows one to be more free, more confident, and more able to overcome all the insecurities which stand in the way of one's writing ambitions. To be taught by someone who makes a living from the craft is the most valuable aspect of this course. The insights and advice informed a more analytical approach to the craft of writing which has already paid dividends." Ingrid Meintjes-Moakes
"It helped me to make the transition from writing bits and pieces and never finishing them, to getting something down from start to finish and getting it out. I was also quite daunted at hearing my story being read out in front of others, but that process helped me a lot and getting good feedback was a great leg-up for my confidence." James Sleigh
"When I decided to enrol for the course, I had no idea what to expect. Nor did I have a clear picture of what kind of writing my abilities are most suited to. The course inspired me to identify my place in the writing arena. Thank you also for the opportunity to write my first review. " Leslie Pietersen
"Wow, what a stunning day , once I was over the life shock of having THAT piece read out . I had had some doubt about even submitting a piece so graphic and tried to re-write a sanitized version- impossible, it just wasn't my story anymore. It is like a declaration of intent, for me , to really put myself out there like that . I have done a fair amount of work on my 'exposure issue' over the years, and this was a real test, both as a person and as a writer .A freeing up experience. "Jackie Barrington
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