Writers’ Huddle Now Open for New Members
What is Writers’ Huddle?
Writers’ Huddle is a private members site for writers of all ages and levels. It launched in January 2012. Most members have done a fair bit of writing before, though for some, that was a long time ago. Some are full-time or part-time freelancers, some are published authors, and others are plugging away with novels / short stories / blogs / poetry / memories … The site includes lots of teaching content (from me and from guests) to help you take your writing further. There are also forums where Huddlers hang out, chat about writing, share useful tips and leads, and critique one another’s work.What Do I Get When I Join?
As soon as you join, you get access to:- All the past seminars (we have a seminar each month)
- Two full e-courses, On Track and Blog On
- Four mini courses, covering fiction-writing, Microsoft Word, setting up a blog, and Twitter
- The Writers’ Huddle forums: full of interesting conversations and great ideas
- A short ebook, Seven Pillars of Great Writing
What Do I Get Each Month?
Every month, we have new content in the Huddle. There’s:- A new seminar on an aspect of writing: in audio and transcript form (sometimes also video).
- A monthly (ish!) Book Group discussion: Huddle members choose a writing-related book to read.
- Weekly emails letting you know what’s new and highlighting interesting forum topics.
How Much Does it Cost?
I know that writers aren’t generally a rich lot (I still remember the first $20 I got from freelancing!) so I’ve kept the Huddle membership price down. It costs just $19.99 per month, paid through PayPal, and you can cancel at any time. You can also try out Writers’ Huddle risk-free: if you join and decide it’s not for you (for any reason) then just let me know within your first 30 days. I’ll refund your membership fee.How Long is Writers’ Huddle Open For?
Last year, I only opened up Writers’ Huddle for short periods, due to a hectic schedule with my For Dummies book, followed by my pregnancy. Now that life is a little calmer (well, as calm as it can be with a baby!) I’m opening the Huddle permanently. So there’s no rush to join up … but obviously, the sooner you do, the sooner you can take advantage of all the resources there! If you’d like to know more, just head on over to the Writers’ Huddle information page, which has details on everything you get as a member. If you’re thinking about joining but have questions, just pop a comment below. You’re also very welcome to email me (ali@aliventures.com) or contact me through the Aliventures contact form here.About
I’m Ali Luke, and I live in Leeds in the UK with my husband and two children.
Aliventures is where I help you master the art, craft and business of writing.
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Awesome, Ali! This sounds like great stuff. Yay for huddling writers! 🙂
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Thanks, Jessica!
Ali, I’m so glad to hear it’ll be open permanently. I’m not currently earning a pay check and spending $20 a month right now stresses me out. I do plan to get a job (no matter how miserable it will make me!) by September and will be eager to join up so I can ensure I reach my writing goals. Thanks!
You’re welcome, Priya! Looking forward to having you on board — and I hope you can find a job that won’t make you feel too miserable. It’s often better to be working a day job or part time job while you build a writing career, rather than stressing out over bills etc in the early days … and you might find it even provides some writing inspiration. 🙂