Tutor information
Elizabeth Garner
Elizabeth Garner is a novelist and editor with 25 years of experience of story-development in both film and publishing. She was written two novels: Nightdancing, which received the Betty Trask Award; and The Ingenious Edgar Jones, which was published to critical acclaim in the UK and USA. She has also published a collection of illustrated folk tales: Lost & Found. She is a freelance fiction editor and also teaches creative writing for OUDCE.
Courses
A practical and discursive creative writing course which encourages you to use your own life experience as a springboard for the creation of original fiction. Absolute beginners and practising writers are equally welcome.
A creative writing course for writers of all levels of experience who have a desire to get their stories down onto the page and out into the world.
A weekend exploring novel and short-story writing: genre, character development, research, plot development, scene-setting, metaphor, narrative voice, first-draft completion. A fun, interactive course for writers with some previous experience.
An inspiring and informative weekend event exploring the essentials of writing prose fiction with award-winning writer Rebecca Abrams.
A practical and discursive creative writing course which encourages students to use their own life experience as a springboard for the creation of original fiction. Absolute beginners and practising writers are equally welcome.