Chalk Scribblers

Welcome to the Chalk Scribblers.
 
We’re an international online group, and occasionally a rabble, of writers working on improving our skills. We run two types of activity to help each other achieve that:
 
Our core activity is our Saturday critique workshop. Once a week, we get together to discuss a story or part of a larger work that one of us has written. We exchange our opinions in a frank but constructive way that helps to develop not only the work being discussed but also the writing skills of the people giving and receiving the critique.
 
Our speaker events usually happen on Wednesday evenings, although they’re often subject to when the speaker can make it. The format is that we ask people who can tell us something about writing and publishing that we don’t know. Sometimes they’re authors, sometimes they’re publishing professionals, sometimes they’re people with expertise that can come in useful for writers and sometimes they’re our own members whose successes we want to celebrate.
 
Most of our events are free to join although some of our speaker events have cover charges that go toward our overheads.
 
Our members cover a broad range of fiction, creative non-fiction and screenwriting. However, we’re not the best group for poetry, songwriting and game writing.
 
Our activities are based on reciprocity between peers. If you’re looking for something more structured, we suggest the Indie Novella 9-week course which runs three times per year:
 
The group’s organisational structure is described here:

If you’d like to see what it’s all about, sign up for an event and jump in.

Follow us on Bluesky at @chalkscribblers.bsky.social

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Session Details

Community type
Books, Writing & Ideas
Location
Edgware, HA8 9JQ

About Chalk Scribblers

Welcome to the Chalk Scribblers.   We’re an international online group, and occasionally a rabble, of writers working on improving our skills. We run two types of activity to help each other achieve that:   Our core activity is our Saturday critique workshop. Once a week, we get together to discuss a story or part of a larger work that one of us has written. We exchange our opinions in a frank but constructive way that helps to develop not only the work being discussed but also the writing skills of the people giving and receiving the critique.   Our speaker events usually happen on Wednesday evenings, although they’re often subject to when the speaker can make it. The format is that we ask people who can tell us something about writing and publishing that we don’t know. Sometimes they’re authors, sometimes they’re publishing professionals, sometimes they’re people with expertise that can come in useful for writers and sometimes they’re our own members whose successes we want to celebrate.   Most of our events are free to join although some of our speaker events have cover charges that go toward our overheads.   Our members cover a broad range of fiction, creative non-fiction and screenwriting. However, we’re not the best group for poetry, songwriting and game writing.   Our activities are based on reciprocity between peers. If you’re looking for something more structured, we suggest the Indie Novella 9-week course which runs three times per year:   The group’s organisational structure is described here: If you’d like to see what it’s all about, sign up for an event and jump in. Follow us on Bluesky at @chalkscribblers.bsky.social ***Publications by Chalk Scribblers in

How to Book

Website: www.meetup.com