Writers’ Huddle is Open!

by | Jan 19, 2012 | Old post | 7 comments

For a long time, I’ve wanted to create something new.

I love writing here on Aliventures: there’s such a friendly and supportive community of readers and commenters here (thank you!)

I love running ecourses: I really enjoy teaching people about writing and blogging.

I love coaching: it’s great to get to work one-on-one with a writer, and see their confidence and skill grow with every session.

And I’m going to keep doing all of those things. 🙂

But….

I’ve also got something new. Something that I’m very excited about.

I wanted to bring together a tighter-knit community. Comments and Tweets are great, but they don’t allow for a high level of interaction – or any privacy.

I wanted to create lots of teaching material, on a regular basis – so writers could pick and choose from what they needed.

I wanted to help and support writers who can’t afford regular one-to-one coaching.

And so I’ve created Writers’ Huddle.

A Quick Introduction to Writers’ Huddle

Writers’ Huddle is my biggest project yet. It’s a community and teaching site, where you get regular new content and the opportunity to interact with other writers.

It’s open to any writer who wants to join: novelists, short-story writers, freelancers, bloggers… it doesn’t matter what sort of writing you do, you’ll be welcomed.

You can find out all about Writers’ Huddle here.

Please take a look as soon as you get the chance, because membership is only open until 31st January. After that, I’ll be closing the doors to Writers’ Huddle while we all get to know one another and it won’t reopen for a few months.

If you join now, you’ll become a founding member of Writers’ Huddle. You’ll have the opportunity to help shape the community, and you’ll be able to suggest new features and content for the site.

Click here to find out all about the mini-courses, the forums, the seminars, the Q&As, the Seven Pillars of Great Writing ebook and more…

7 Comments

  1. Rafli Setiawan
    Rafli Setiawan on January 19, 2012 at 2:16 pm

    hi, Ali Luke. In fact, I want joint writer’ Huddle, but my English not so good. I still learn grammar, spelling, and need many vocabularies.

    If I am success learn it, I want learn poetry writing skills. Oh no, I mean, I want to learn to write poetry in English. Because now and past, I have been writing poems in Indonesian.

    Your blog is cool, in Indonesia have not been many good blogs which teach writing skills.
    Rafli Setiawan’s last blog post ..Kidnapped Shakespeare, Columbus and Hawking for Writing Poetry

    • Ali
      Ali on January 19, 2012 at 2:44 pm

      Thanks Rafli! You’re welcome to join Writers’ Huddle, but I should warn you that you’ll probably find the content a bit advanced for you right now.

      Have you come across Daily Writing Tips (www.dailywritingtips.com)? There’s lots of great advice there about grammar and spelling.

      Best of luck with your English learning,

      Ali

  2. Doogie Glassford (@DoogieHoser)
    Doogie Glassford (@DoogieHoser) on January 20, 2012 at 9:47 pm

    Ali… how cool is that! You are amazing and I am so thrilled to be along for the ride. I’m sure that Writer’s Huddle will be awesome with you at the helm. I am Tweeting it along with your articles and book. To anyone who reads this if you like Ali’s posts and gaming, role-playing, or just love a thrilling romp, it would behoove you to buy Lycopolis. It is a quick read because it flows so well. I recommend it highly!

    • Ali
      Ali on January 22, 2012 at 5:42 pm

      Thank you, Doogie — I’m trilled to have you! I appreciate your tweets — and your recommendation of Lycopolis. 🙂

  3. farouk
    farouk on January 21, 2012 at 7:20 am

    quite an exciting start for 2012
    Keep it up Ali
    i wish you all the best 🙂

    • Ali
      Ali on January 22, 2012 at 5:42 pm

      Thanks Farouk! Hope your 2012 is off to a great start too. 🙂

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