Our writing group brings together people committed to the craft of telling true stories. Whether you are shaping a family history, exploring personal experience through the essay form, or working toward a full-length memoir, you will find a welcoming and attentive community of fellow writers. Our members come from a wide range of backgrounds and stages of practice. What unites us is a serious dedication to our work and a shared belief that every story deserves careful attention. Meetings combine constructive, respectful feedback with thoughtful discussion of craft, including structure, voice, memory and the ethics of writing about real lives.

We aim to provide an encouraging environment where members can take creative risks, refine their work and build the discipline that sustained writing requires. New members of all experience levels are warmly invited to join us.

We are a group of women writers who are penning stories for and about women, including but not limited to romance and women’s fiction.

Our purpose is to support a commitment to writing and finishing the next novel, story or chapter. Sessions include writing prompts, the opportunity for feedback on an aspect of the previous month’s work and the possibility of attending writing-related events together.

Suitable for members who have a writing project planned or underway.

Women writing Creative Non-fiction is a group of experienced published writers, many with academic backgrounds, who write about a variety of real world topics in a way that presents them outside of technical, formal or academic language and using the techniques associated with creative writing.

The Central Coast Write-in is a monthly event for local writers who want to make more time to work on their craft. It is for dabblers, scribblers, regulars, amateurs, pantsers and planners. It is a dedicated, quiet-ish time to write, with opportunities to meet others interested in writing. It is not a critique group, it is about having a time and a place to be creative and productive among likeminded locals.

The Comics, Graphic Novel, and Visual Writing Group is led by working comic book author Christof Bogacs.

While this group is primarily focused on comics and graphic novels, it’s suitable for anyone writing in a medium that combines words and pictures. Think everything from comics to picture books and illustrated novels. Whether your establish or emerging, this group will provide a safe and focused space to work and get constructive feedback. This group is in-person but it is also possible to join remotely.

The bonds formed across twelve months continue to persevere as writers from the Year of the Novel course continue to craft their work. The 2025 cohort connect to share scenes and shape their next drafts as they work towards final, hopefully publishable, outcomes.

We are a diverse group of writers from the Albury Wodonga area who meet monthly to discuss our writing, provide feedback, discuss our writing projects, and participate in various other activities. Looking to develop local talent, whether you write for publication or pleasure, we welcome all ages, voices, writing styles and abilities.

Critique group for creative non-fiction writers writing for publication. Word count sent in advance of meeting and hard copies provided for constructive critique. Small group size to permit all members to submit each month and participate in both writing and critique. Our group purpose is to support improvement in members’ writing and provide sounding boards for writing ideas and questions. We seek to provide in-person meet-ups for support, camaraderie, and commiseration with other writers serious about craft and publication. And laugh.

This group is a supportive community of discerning readers and writers, focused on sharing work, giving and receiving thoughtful feedback, and motivating each other. Together, we aim to uphold a high standard in our writing by learning from one another and engaging in meaningful critique.