Where To Share Your Writing

One-session online workshop, 1 - 1.5 hours per session, live teaching, via Zoom.

The length of the sessions varies depending on the session topic and the questions and discussions that arise. Sessions will be a minimum of one hour.

Only ten places available on this workshop.

Starting Tuesday 18th February 2025 at 7.00pm

Times shown: Greenwich Mean Time

If you are interested in future dates for this workshop please email: [email protected]

Workshop fee: £25

(meeting invite will be sent out a couple of days prior to the workshop)

Workshop Leader

Esther Chilton

Since joining The Writers Bureau as a student many years ago, Esther hasn’t looked back and now writes and tutors full-time. She regularly has articles and short stories published in a variety of newspapers and magazines in the UK and abroad, ranging from The Guardian, to The People’s Friend, to Writing Magazine. As well as winning writing competitions herself, Esther has judged many, including Writers’ Forum magazine’s monthly short story competition. She is currently working with a publisher on a range of non-fiction books on writing.

Workshop Outline

There are lots of magazines, ezines and anthologies you can submit your writing to. There are also lots of competitions you can enter, which may result in publication if you’re amongst the winners. But what if you’re not amongst the winners, or your work isn’t accepted for publication? How can you make your writing visible?

And what about if you’re not actually seeking publication but just want somewhere you can share your writing?

The good news is, there are places you can share your work where others can read it. This workshop is about these places – platforms you can post your work to. It’ll cover what these platforms are, the benefits of putting your writing on there, how you can become part of a community, gain followers and perhaps make some money if you want to.


This workshop is run by Budding Writers in partnership with The Writers Bureau.

By taking part in this workshop you will:

  • meet other writers

  • have time to ask questions as there are only ten participants per group

  • learn why sharing your writing online can benefit you as a writer

  • find out where you can share your work

  • gain increased self-confidence to take your writing forward on your own.

Tuesday 18th February 2025 at 7.00pm

Workshop fee: £25