Ref: SWE33237
Following the completion of this third unit you will be asked to submit the first 5000 words of a Work-in-Progress for feedback from the programme tutors, Bethan Roberts and Laura Wilkinson.
Your usual writing equipment, notebook and pen, and/or laptop.
Arrival day: Friday 5 September
From 4.00-6.30pm - Arrival for residential students
6.45pm - Non-residential students please arrive by 6.45pm for welcome chat and dinner
7.00pm - Dinner
8.00pm–9.00pm - First teaching session – attendance is an essential part of the course
Saturday 6 September
9.15am - Morning classes start
10.30am - Coffee
11.00am - Morning classes continue
12.45pm - Lunch
2.00pm - Time for writing and tutorials
4.45pm - Class wrap-up
5.00pm - Classes finish
From 7pm - Dinner
8.00pm - Evenings are untutored, for individual work
Departure day: Sunday 7 September(Residential students to vacate rooms by 10am)
9.15am - Morning classes start
10.30am - Coffee
11.00am - Morning classes continue
12.45pm - Lunch
2.00pm - Time for writing and tutorials
3.00pm - Classes finish
3.30pm - Tea then departure
Tutor - Certificate in Fiction Writing
Bethan has published five novels and writes stories and drama for BBC Radio 4. Her books include: The Good Plain Cook (Serpent’s Tail, 2008), which was a Radio 4 Book at Bedtime; My Policeman (Chatto & Windus, 2012), the story of a 1950s policeman, his wife and his male lover (a major Amazon Original movie starring Harry Styles and Emma Corrin) and Mother Island (Chatto, 2014), which received a Jerwood Fiction Uncovered prize.
Associate Tutor - MA Creative Writing and Publishing
Tutor - Certificate in Fiction Writing
LAURA WILKINSON has published seven novels for adults (two under a pseudonym). Alongside writing, she tutors on the Creative Writing MA at West Dean, for the CWP in Brighton and works as an editor, mentor and book coach. She has a passion for fashion, ginger hair and anything that glitters.
Residential option available. Find out accommodation costs and how to book here.
If you’re looking to complete the first draft of a novel and learn about the publishing process. The two-year, part-time MA Creative Writing and Publishing is taught by professional authors and visiting industry professionals. Find out more
