Boston's independent writing center — classes, Muse groups and a serious alumni culture.
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34 groups matching your brief
Dublin's national resource for writers — courses, groups and a building full of desks.
The world's largest network of timed write-ins — no critique, just company and a ticking clock.
A San Francisco workspace and community of professional writers, with desks and a culture of craft.
New York–based literary arts organization supporting Asian American writers through events, workshops, and publications.
Australia’s national peak body for authors and illustrators, with advocacy plus professional programs.
Historic statewide network of local California branches offering critique, speakers, and writer community.
National Canadian writers’ organization with regional branches, workshops, and member support.
A lively Oxfordshire group with workshops, write-ins, socials and a triannual anthology.
Statewide Florida community offering conferences, critique groups, and member education for writers.
Small, facilitated online critique groups with a professional workshop feel.
A global co-writing community best known for free live write-in sessions and a large international membership.
UK national literature organization in Norwich offering programmes, groups, and writer development.
Online professional community focused on nonfiction writing, publishing, and book marketing.
One of America's oldest writers' clubs — monthly meetings, critique groups and a conference.
Chicago's home for writers — events, resources and a community built on the four Cs.
Seattle's writing center — classes, readings and rooms where a group can take root.
A worldwide encouragement network for the days when the page feels impossible.
Denver's literary center, known for Book Project cohorts and a sturdy workshop culture.
The UK umbrella for local writers' circles, with a national directory and festival.
The North of England's literature development agency — programmes, prizes and peer networks.
Brisbane's hub for writers, with programmes that reach across the state.
A coastal writing center with classes, write-ins and a community that actually meets.
A large community built for women writers, with groups, essays and publishing talk.
London's writer development agency — groups, programmes and a wide-open door.
The leading US professional organisation for published writers, with member community and legal muscle.
Minneapolis's home for writers — classes, community and a building that takes literature personally.
Practice, feedback and weekly write-ins for people who improve by showing up.
A long-standing Bethesda workshop home serving the Washington, D.C. writing community.
A professional association for writers of women's fiction, with forums and a supportive conference.
Melbourne's writers' centre — studios, studios of people, and a dense events calendar.
A refreshingly unmystical UK community of courses, sprints and 'get the draft done'.
A statewide community with Austin at its heart — classes, agents, and member critique culture.
The New South Wales writers' centre — courses, groups and a statewide community.