Diving deep
Monday October 29th - Saturday November 3rd 2018
Lumb Bank
This short story course is designed for intermediate to advanced writers. So how, in writing something so economic and honed, can you create an expansive experience for your reader? Writing a short story requires mastery of dozens of individual skills. On this retreat you will have independent time and space to focus on your writing, and, with the individual attention of two experienced tutors, you will discover the skills that make the difference between a good short story and a great one. Participants are invited to submit one or two stories, with a total submission length of no more than 2,000 words, to lumbbank@arvon.org by 8 October 2018.
Single room price: £770
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Adam Marek is the award-winning author of two short story collections: Instruction Manual for Swallowing and The Stone…
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Zoe Gilbert’s short stories have been published widely, broadcast on BBC radio and won prizes including the Costa Short Story Award….
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Chris Power’s short story collection Mothers was published in 2018. His fiction has appeared in Granta,…
The Ted Hughes Arvon Centre, Lumb Bank is an 18th-century millowners house in West Yorkshire, which once belonged to Ted Hughes. It’s set in 20 acres of steep woodland with breathtaking views to the valley below.
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