Join members of the Comics Creators Network (CCN) Steering Committee at our next all networking meeting. This is a chance for current SoA Members (or those of you that maybe wish to join us in the future) to meeting the committee and other fellow comic creators.
Join the Tufnell Park Group for a social meet-up.
Join the Oxfordshire group for a collaborative morning writing session.
Come and update your headshot at the SoA offices on Bedford Row.
Join the Manchester Group for their next meet-up to submissions and proposals to agents and publishers.
Join author, Robert John as he leads this engaging and creative workshop where you will explore the fun of visual expression.
Join the Monmouth Group for their next in-person gathering.
Come along for our next online meeting to discuss all things ALCS.
Come along for a joint Belfast and Derry meet-up to get to know authors from all over Northern Ireland.
Join Novelists in London for an informal chat, networking and information sharing session.
Come and meet the team, chat to our advisors and Management Committee, and find out what we're campaigning for this year.
Come along to hear from photographer John Walmsley about his experience producing zines.
Join the North Wales Group for an introduction to the National Library of Wales and its collections with Manon Foster Wallace.
An informal coffee morning to come together and work on our various projects.
Join the Bath Group for a talk from founder Nicola Beauman on Persephone Books and the history of 20th century publishing.
In this session, experienced author, teacher and actor Jo Cotterill will lead you through the jargon of primary and secondary school structures and explain how to create an event that inspires and excites while still being within your comfort zone.
Join the West Midlands Group for a chat and a catch-up at their next meeting.
An informal social for authors in the East Midlands to connect and share advice.
Executive publishing editor, Adam Strange, shares his decade of editing experience at Little Brown, highlighting the commercial pressures of a big-5 publishing house and how authors can help themselves with their own editorial focus.
