Live Writing Club - December - Jo Middleton
2025-12-09 19:30 - 20:30 (Europe/London) | ZOOM
Join us for a light-hearted hour of laughter and creativity in this intro to comedy writing session. We’ll warm up with a few playful, imaginative exercises to get your funny bones firing, explore what makes great comic writing work and you’ll have time to share your own witty words with the group. Perfect for anyone who loves to make people laugh or just wants to have a fun, confidence-boosting hour of writing together.
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Tuesday 9th December 19.30-20.30

December Masterclass - Isabelle Dupey
2025-12-14 19:00 - 20:30 | ZOOM
This Masterclass with Isabelle Dupey will focus on research in historical fiction, which can seem overwhelming at first, but there will be guidance on how to determine what to look for and how to find it.
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Sunday 14th December 19.00-20.30

Raw Writing Christmas Party
2025-12-18 19:30 - 23:00 | Quayside Distillery, 60a Haven Rd, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8DP
Join us for the Raw Writing Christmas Party!
Thursday 18th December, Quayside Distillery, 60a Haven Rd. Exeter, EX2 8DP
7:30 – 11:00 PM

Raw Writing Challenge for January
2026-01-01 08:00 - 2026-01-31 08:00 | Online / Email
Are you looking for writing inspiration to kick off 2026?
Do you want to become a better writer?
Do you want to establish a regular writing practice?
Do you want to join a writing community and enjoy a weekly Zoom get-together where you can discuss your writing week?
If the answer to any of the above questions is ‘YES!’ then please sign up for the Raw Writing January 31 Day Challenge.
This is how it works:
You’ll receive your first Raw Writing prompt on Thursday 1st January.
You’ll be encouraged to set a timer for five minutes and then just write!
There’s no pressure to go beyond five minutes, although if you want to write for longer, go for it.
You’ll continue to receive a Raw Writing prompt every morning in January.
Raw Writing will host optional live Zoom sessions each week (Sunday 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th, 17.00-18.00) so you can come along and discuss your writing week with everyone else who signed up.
When you write regularly, you get better at it. But sometimes it’s hard to know where to start. The more we encourage ourselves to view the world differently, think in new ways and create a discipline, five minutes at a time, the more inspired we’ll feel.
Some of the best writing I’ve produced has been in response to writing prompts that initially made me feel deflated, annoyed, or uncomfortable!
This Raw Writing January Challenge gives you the opportunity to step outside your comfort zone and experiment with your writing.
You will build a great portfolio of writing that you can then come back to and develop further.
It is just £30. This is a one-off payment for 31 days of writing prompts and the chance to attend four live Zoom sessions.
If you’d like to take part but find cost is a barrier, there are some funded places available.
I would love you to be part of this Raw Writing challenge and take your writing to the next level!

Raw Writing Meetup - Taunton
2026-01-08 17:00 - 19:00 | Hubbox, 27-28 North Street, Taunton, TA1 1LW, United Kingdom
RAW Writing Meetup
Come and meet a warm, creative group of people who love reading and writing at our monthly RAW Writing Meetup in Taunton.
This is a relaxed, welcoming space for writers, readers, storytellers, and anyone interested in writing as a form of exploration, reflection, and creative connection. Whether you’re working on a novel, scribbling in a notebook, or just curious about writing, you’ll feel right at home.
Venue: Hub Box, 27-28 North Street, Taunton TA1 1LW
Thu, Jan 8, 2026 · 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM GMT
This is a social event where you can meet other readers and writers and chat about what you like to write, what you are writing or – let’s be honest – perhaps what you are not writing! There is no need to bring a notepad or laptop – if you’re looking for a structured writing session please have a look at the courses on our website.
This event will be hosted by Jo Middleton, author of the blog Slummy Single Mummy and the novels Playgroups and Prosecco, Happy Bloody Christmas and Not Another Bloody Christmas.
Everyone is welcome — whether you’re completely new to writing or have years of experience. Drop in anytime – stay for as long as you like. It’s very informal and open.
Questions?
Email: carla@rawwriting.co.uk
Call or text: 07474 116771
We can’t wait to meet you — bring your voice, your curiosity, and your love of writing 🙂

Introduction to Screenwriting
2026-01-09 10:30 - 12:00 | ZOOM
Have you got an idea for a Film, TV drama or animation?
Have you ever wondered how TV dramas get made and what goes into distilling drama into compelling, revealing moments?
If you’re curious and would like to explore some of the key elements to writing drama for the screen, then sign up for this Introduction to Screenwriting course.
I’ll cover structure, character, dialogue and plot twists and get you started with fun and creative exercises.
We’ll look at the plethora of amazing TV that’s out there and dig into close readings of scripts to see how and why they’re working.
Stories are for everyone and never is that truer than in TV. If you have an interest in any of the above, I’d love to work with you and help develop your ideas!
Clare Sumi is a British Japanese scriptwriter for TV & Film. As a core writer for Hollyoaks for two years, she wrote multiple episodes. She was also a finalist in Film London’s Microwave with her film Glowed Up. It went on to be awarded two rounds of BFI Development Funding and is currently under option with Grama Films. Her work has also been featured on the stage as part of a series of shorts for Dim Sum Nights by New Earth Theatre. This won the Audience Choice award and toured nationally across the UK. She’s an alumnus of the Royal Court Studio Group & Unheard Voices Programme. Prior to this she worked for nearly a decade in Kids & Family Entertainment. As Lead Creative for KidZania London, she led the activity design and fitout of a three-quarter sized city for kids. She’s also been a creative consultant for Wonderbly. Clare studied English Literature & Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia, and received a distinction in MA Text and Performance from Kings College and RADA

Fridays 10.30-12
Starting from the 9th / 16th / 23rd / 30th Jan
Zoom

Raw Writing Pick and Mix Course
2026-01-10 10:30 - 12:00 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
Experiment with different forms, including the short story, mindful writing and memoir. This four-week course has been designed so you can try out a variety of types of writing and have a great time while doing so!
Carla Jenkins is the founder of Raw Writing and an award-winning writer and teacher. Her debut novel, Fifty Minutes, was published by Hachette in May 2024. Her second novel is due for publication in the summer of 2027.
10.30-12 Saturday 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st January

Raw Writing Pick and Mix Course
2026-01-10 14:00 - 15:30 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
Experiment with different forms, including the short story, mindful writing and memoir. This four-week course has been designed so you can try out a variety of types of writing and have a great time while doing so!
Carla Jenkins is the founder of Raw Writing and an award-winning writer and teacher. Her debut novel, Fifty Minutes, was published by Hachette in May 2024. Her second novel is due for publication in the summer of 2027.
14.00-15.30 Saturday 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st January

Raw Writing Pick and Mix Course
2026-01-10 16:00 - 17:30 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
Experiment with different forms, including the short story, mindful writing and memoir. This four-week course has been designed so you can try out a variety of types of writing and have a great time while doing so!
Carla Jenkins is the founder of Raw Writing and an award-winning writer and teacher. Her debut novel, Fifty Minutes, was published by Hachette in May 2024. Her second novel is due for publication in the summer of 2027.
16.00-17.30 Saturday 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st January

Introduction to Poetry
2026-01-12 14:00 - 15:30 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
14.00-15.30 Monday January 12th, 19th, 26th and 2nd Feb
From ancient epic to modern lyrics, humans have expressed their most important experiences in the form of poems. So reading and writing poetry expands our understanding of different times and cultures and helps us think about what it means to be human. This introductory course will give you the keys to understanding and appreciating poems from different times and places. We’ll look at how poets use sound, form and imagery to create meaning, and exercise our own skills of interpretation and imagination. Introduction to Poetry is designed above all to enhance your confidence and enjoyment as a reader of poems and provide ideas which will help you in your own writing. No experience necessary, nervous readers especially welcome!
Malcolm Hebron has a doctorate in English Literature from Oxford and, for many years, taught at Winchester College. He has written academic books and articles and is the author of How to Read a Poem (Connell Guides).

Introduction to Poetry - Zoom
2026-01-12 17:30 - 19:00 | ZOOM
17.30-19.00 Monday January 12th, 19th, 26th and 2nd Feb
From ancient epic to modern lyrics, humans have expressed their most important experiences in the form of poems. So reading and writing poetry expands our understanding of different times and cultures and helps us think about what it means to be human. This introductory course will give you the keys to understanding and appreciating poems from different times and places. We’ll look at how poets use sound, form and imagery to create meaning, and exercise our own skills of interpretation and imagination. Introduction to Poetry is designed above all to enhance your confidence and enjoyment as a reader of poems and provide ideas which will help you in your own writing. No experience necessary, nervous readers especially welcome!
Malcolm Hebron has a doctorate in English Literature from Oxford and, for many years, taught at Winchester College. He has written academic books and articles and is the author of How to Read a Poem (Connell Guides).

Introduction to Writing for Children (Adult Course)
2026-01-12 17:30 - 19:00 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
17.30-19.00 Monday 12th, 19th, 26th January and 2nd Feb
Why write for children? There are many reasons, but one of the most profound is undoubtedly the one espoused by C.S. Lewis, author of ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’:
‘Where the children’s story is simply the right form for what the author has to say, then of course readers who want to hear that will read the story or re-read it, at any age.’
Children’s fiction is boundless. A quick visit to your local bookshop or library will reveal the vast range of people, places, and situations encapsulated in children’s books. Adventure can happen to anyone, at any time, anywhere. Wherever your imagination takes you is where you’ll find a story.
Furthermore, your story is for everyone. No matter how young or old, your book can be read and enjoyed. That is why children’s books dominate lists of the nation’s favourite books, and this is an opportunity every writer should relish. The children’s author writes with a range of readers in mind: the child reading under their sheets late at night, the parent reading a bedtime story, the teacher seeking to zest up the curriculum with an exciting historical narrative.
This can feel intimidating. Who can compete with the likes of Roald Dahl, JK Rowling, Michael Morpurgo, and Katherine Rundell? The answer is simple: you can. Every great author started with an idea and a blank piece of paper. If you have both of these things, you, too, can write the next great children’s classic.
ABOUT THE TUTOR
Adam Shackleton is a writer with a keen interest in developing creative talent. He holds a BA Honours in English Literature and an MA with Distinction, both from the University of Exeter. Adam was awarded a Dean’s Commendation for the quality of his written work, earning a distinction in every module of his Master’s course.
He read his Postgraduate Certificate in Education at the University of Cambridge, and went on to teach for a decade in the United Kingdom and internationally, specialising in reading and writing. Adam has completed numerous creative writing courses with Curtis Brown and Raw Writing. He has also been published in his role as a commentator on politics and social affairs. Adam is currently working on a commission for a charity to write a middle-grade novel and a picture book for younger readers. He looks forward to publishing both in 2026 to coincide with the charity’s anniversary celebrations.

Introduction to Comedy Writing - Zoom
2026-01-12 19:00 - 20:30 | ZOOM
Monday 12th 19th, 26th Jan and 2nd Feb 19.00-20.30
Comedy is one of the most powerful tools in a writer’s toolkit, but have you ever stopped to think about what it actually is that makes something funny? How do you know if your writing is going to make people laugh? Where’s the line between comic and tragic characters, and, most importantly, can comedy even be taught? (Let’s hope so.)
While good comedy can feel effortless, there’s plenty of hard work going on behind the scenes to make it look that way. This course will give you an introduction to some of the basic techniques of comedy writing, from creating relatable yet flawed characters to getting to grips with punchlines and…
…wait for it…
…timing.
(I’ll get my coat.)
Jo Middleton is the author of three comedy novels, having been first approached by Penguin in 2019 on the back of her comedy lifestyle and parenting blog. She hosted the comedy podcast It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere with friend and fellow comic writer Gill Sims and was the host of Gill’s two-month theatre tour – Tits, Gits and Little Sh*ts – in 2022

Poetry: Reading It and Writing It!
2026-01-13 10:30 - 12:00 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
3 MONTH COURSE

January: 13th, 20th, 27th
February: 3rd, 10th, 17th

10.30-12
In this course, we follow modern poetry from the late twentieth century to today. We’ll also be able to see how contemporary poetry has been shaped and influenced by the past, while reflecting its own time.
MORE INFORMATION
Participants will be given the contents of each session in advance, so you will have time to prepare; and there will be suggestions for extension reading for those who wish to build on what we have read together. Texts of shorter poems will be provided but editions will also be recommended so you can bring your own copies if you wish. Longer poems will be set as homework to give us time to discuss them in class.
We are all aiming to be better readers and better writers. The aim of this course is to help with those goals!

Introduction to Comedy Writing
2026-01-14 10:30 - 12:00 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
10.30-12 Wednesday 14th, 21st, 28th January and 4th Feb
Comedy is one of the most powerful tools in a writer’s toolkit, but have you ever stopped to think about what it actually is that makes something funny? How do you know if your writing is going to make people laugh? Where’s the line between comic and tragic characters, and, most importantly, can comedy even be taught? (Let’s hope so.)
While good comedy can feel effortless, there’s plenty of hard work going on behind the scenes to make it look that way. This course will give you an introduction to some of the basic techniques of comedy writing, from creating relatable yet flawed characters to getting to grips with punchlines and…
…wait for it…
…timing.
(I’ll get my coat.)
Jo Middleton is the author of three comedy novels, having been first approached by Penguin in 2019 on the back of her comedy lifestyle and parenting blog. She hosted the comedy podcast It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere with friend and fellow comic writer Gill Sims and was the host of Gill’s two-month theatre tour – Tits, Gits and Little Sh*ts – in 2022

Introduction to Playwriting
2026-01-14 14:00 - 16:00 | Devon
This exciting six-week course gives writers the opportunity to learn different approaches to playwriting whilst preparing their own short play, which will be performed by actors at the Exeter Barnfield Theatre on the evening of the final week (details to be confirmed).
Session Dates
Wednesdays, 2pm – 4pm
Wed 14 Jan
Wed 21 Jan
Wed 28 Jan
Wed 04 Feb
Wed 11 Feb
TBC

Introduction to Horror Fiction
2026-01-14 17:30 - 19:00 | ZOOM
What makes us shiver? What makes our skin crawl? What, more to the point, makes the reader shiver? It’s not just about ghosts, demonic possession, serial killers, pleasure-seeking immortals with pins stuck in their heads, weird little unblinking kids with posh accents, and unknowable amoral beings from the voids between the stars (though those things are part of horror, to be sure). Horror is everywhere. Sometimes subtle, sometimes not. Sometimes the monsters are, well, monsters. And sometimes the ‘monsters’ are a cruel father, a cruel system, a cruel situation.
Why are two stories, both set pretty much in a single room (Stephen King’s ‘1408’, and Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’, published in 1892) so unsettling, so freaky? Why do they linger?
With a focus on short stories, this four-week course will look at just what horror fiction is, and how to write the best horror fiction we can.
Wednesdays
17.30-19.00 14th,21st,28th Jan, 4th Feb

Live Writing Club - January - Winnie M Li
2026-01-14 19:30 - 20:30 | ZOOM
Patterns and Motifs in Stories
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Wednesday 14th January 19.30-20.30

Writing Poetry: Reinvigorate your Practice
2026-01-15 17:30 - 19:00 | ZOOM
A series of generative workshops that are geared towards writers looking either to start writing poetry or reinvigorate their practice. The sessions will include writing exercises, readings, and critique.
Thursday 15th, 22nd, 29th Jan and 6th Feb 17:30 – 19:00.

Winter Poetry for All
2026-01-24 14:00 - 15:30 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
Come and join us for an afternoon of poetry on the season of winter. From medieval lyrics to Shakespeare to contemporary writers, we’ll bring some warmth into January with beautiful words. We’ll go skating with Wordsworth, look at winter trees with Sylvia Plath and ponder with Wallace Stevens ‘the nothing that is not there and the nothing that is’… and much more!
These poems will be read and introduced by Dr Malcolm Hebron. This is a chance to relax, reflect, and renew the spirit.
Everyone is welcome.
If you’d like to be emailed in advance with the poems that will be read during the afternoon, please let us know by emailing carla@rawwriting.co.uk If you’d prefer to collect the poems on arrival (paper copies) this can also be arranged.
Recommended ticket cost £10 or pay what you can afford.
Saturday 24th January 2026
14.00-15.30

After studying English at Oxford, Malcolm Hebron taught for many years at Winchester College. Over that time, he published books on medieval and renaissance writing, literature and linguistics and wrote a guide on how to read poetry. Malcolm is a Fellow of the English Association, and as an editor of a journal, he has worked with critics and poets, helping them prepare work for publication.

January Masterclass - Rashed Aqrabawi
2026-01-25 19:00 - 20:30 | ZOOM
Writing from Life
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Sunday 25th January 19.00-20.30

Raw Writing Meetup - Exeter
2026-01-30 17:00 - 19:00 | Cosy Club, 1 Southernhay Gardens, Exeter, EX1 1SG, United Kingdom
Come and meet a warm, creative group of people who love reading and writing at our monthly RAW Writing Meetup in Exeter.
We’ll be meeting at Cosy Club, 1 Southernhay Gardens, Exeter, EX1 1SG on Friday 30th January 2026 from 5-7pm.
This is a relaxed, welcoming space for writers, readers, storytellers, and anyone interested in writing as a form of exploration, reflection, and creative connection. Whether you’re working on a novel, scribbling in a notebook, or just curious about writing, you’ll feel right at home.
This is a social event where you can meet other readers and writers and chat about what you like to write, what you are writing or – let’s be honest – perhaps what you are not writing! There is no need to bring a notepad or laptop. If you’re looking for a structured writing session please have a look at the courses on our website.
This event will be hosted by Carla Jenkins, founder of Raw Writing and author of the 2024 novel, Fifty Minutes.
Everyone is welcome — whether you’re completely new to writing or have years of experience. Drop in anytime – stay for as long as you like. It’s very informal and open.
Questions?
Email: carla@rawwriting.co.uk
Call or text: 07474 116771
Visit: www.rawwriting.co.uk
We can’t wait to meet you — bring your voice, your curiosity, and your love of writing 🙂

Raw Reading Club (Exeter Phoenix) - Franz Kafka, Metamorphosis
2026-02-04 14:00 - 16:00 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
Franz Kafka, Metamorphosis. ‘After a night of troubling dreams, Gregor Samsa awoke to find himself transformed into a giant beetle’. With one of the most famous first sentences in literature, Kafka’s eerie masterpiece grabs you and doesn’t let go. But what is this story getting at? Is it an allegory, a fable, or simply a nightmare? Plenty to discuss here about stories and where they take us.
Raw Reading is a new study group. Each month, we will read a short classic work of about 100 pages. You’ll be given suggestions for what to look out for, and questions to prompt your own responses in good time for the monthly meetings. These will be seminars in which we share our thoughts and consider key aspects of literature: themes, style, narrative techniques, interpretation and more. There will be suggestions on further reading to follow up on the set texts.
Through the course, you will exercise your powers of close reading and meet some seriously brilliant writing from different times and cultures. The classics are for everyone. Join us to take your enjoyment of literature to new levels!
Exeter Phoenix 14.00 -16.00 £50

Raw Reading Club (Zoom) - Franz Kafka, Metamorphosis
2026-02-04 19:00 - 21:00 | ZOOM
Franz Kafka, Metamorphosis. ‘After a night of troubling dreams, Gregor Samsa awoke to find himself transformed into a giant beetle’. With one of the most famous first sentences in literature, Kafka’s eerie masterpiece grabs you and doesn’t let go. But what is this story getting at? Is it an allegory, a fable, or simply a nightmare? Plenty to discuss here about stories and where they take us.
Raw Reading is a new study group. Each month, we will read a short classic work of about 100 pages. You’ll be given suggestions for what to look out for, and questions to prompt your own responses in good time for the monthly meetings. These will be seminars in which we share our thoughts and consider key aspects of literature: themes, style, narrative techniques, interpretation and more. There will be suggestions on further reading to follow up on the set texts.
Through the course, you will exercise your powers of close reading and meet some seriously brilliant writing from different times and cultures. The classics are for everyone. Join us to take your enjoyment of literature to new levels!
Online via Zoom @ 19.00-21.00. £50

Silent Writing Club
2026-02-10 12:30 - 13:30, 2026-02-24 12:30 - 13:30 | Exeter Phoenix, Gandy St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
You’ve heard of ‘The Silent Book Club’ where people read together in silence…
Exeter Phoenix, in collaboration with Carla Jenkins of Raw Writing, is delighted to announce the return of ‘The Silent Writing Club,’ a place where you can write in silence with others. Make time to work on your novel, memoir, short story, play or poetry in this warm and supportive space. Afterwards, there’s the opportunity to have a coffee or cold drink in our Café Bar and speak about your work in progress.
No need to book – just turn up!

Silent Book Club Special - Valentine's
2026-02-11 18:00 - 21:00 | The Devon and Exeter Institution, 7 Cathedral Close, Exeter, EX1 1EZ, United Kingdom
An after-hours reading experience in one of Exeter’s most beautiful libraries
This Silent Book Club Special invites you to explore love, longing, heartbreak—and everything in between—through the quiet pleasure of reading together.
Join us for an atmospheric, after-hours evening in the historic Devon and Exeter Institution, tucked away on Cathedral Close in Exeter. With its Georgian character, towering shelves and softly lit rooms, it’s a space that feels naturally cosy and slightly magical—the sort of place where settling in with a book just feels right.
Membership to the Devon and Exeter Institution is not required to attend this event.
Silent Book Club Special – Valentine’s Edition

6:00pm — Doors open
Arrive, grab a snack and a (non-alcoholic) drink, and find a spot in one of the beautiful reading rooms.
6:30pm–7:30pm — Silent reading hour
Bring a book you love (or have been meaning to start) and enjoy an uninterrupted hour of quiet reading, surrounded by fellow book lovers.
After 7:30pm — Optional creative writing + free time
Take part in an optional creative writing activity with Carla Jenkins (Raw Writing), inspired by the lost art of letter writing. Free-to-use typewriters and historic love letters from the University of Exeter’s archive will also be scattered throughout the library.

From here, the evening is yours: continue reading, enjoy themed snacks and drinks, explore the building, or strike up conversations with other guests. The event ends at 9:00pm.
What’s included

Themed snacks and drinks
Creative writing session
Access to the Devon and Exeter Institution after hours
A small goody bag to take home, including a Penguin book and special edition Silent Book Club pin

Book here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/silent-book-club-special-valentines-tickets-1975324331249

Live Writing Club - February - Andy Brown
2026-02-11 19:30 - 20:30 | ZOOM
Writing about Love
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Wednesday 11th February 19.30-20.30

February Masterclass - Trevor Byrne
2026-02-22 19:00 - 20:30 | ZOOM
People in Places
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Sunday 22nd February 19.00-20.30

Raw Writing Meetup - Exeter
2026-02-27 17:00 - 19:00 | The City Gate, 1 Iron Bridge, North St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3RB, United Kingdom
Come and meet a warm, creative group of people who love reading and writing at our monthly RAW Writing Meetup in Exeter.
We’ll be meeting at The City Gate, 1 Iron Bridge, North St, Exeter EX4 3RB on Friday 27th February 2026 from 5-7pm.
This is a relaxed, welcoming space for writers, readers, storytellers, and anyone interested in writing as a form of exploration, reflection, and creative connection. Whether you’re working on a novel, scribbling in a notebook, or just curious about writing, you’ll feel right at home.
This is a social event where you can meet other readers and writers and chat about what you like to write, what you are writing or – let’s be honest – perhaps what you are notwriting! There is no need to bring a notepad or laptop – if you’re looking for a structured writing session please have a look at the courses on our website.
This event will be hosted by Carla Jenkins, founder of Raw Writing and author of the 2024 novel, Fifty Minutes.
Everyone is welcome — whether you’re completely new to writing or have years of experience. Drop in anytime – stay for as long as you like. It’s very informal and open.
Questions?
Email: carla@rawwriting.co.uk
Call or text: 07474 116771
Visit: www.rawwriting.co.uk
We can’t wait to meet you — bring your voice, your curiosity, and your love of writing 🙂
