Sorry! We're Sold Out.

We're so sorry there are no seats left for Write & Sketch in Spain. 

This is the time for us to trot out an old cliche: 

Wish you were here.

Click on over to our Write In Spain website and start to dream about next year. 

Writers, keep writing! In the words of Stephen King...

Writing is magic, as much the water of life 
as any other creative art. 

The water is free. So drink.

Take Your Writing To A Whole New Place

Releasing your creativity when you write is like opening Pandora’s Box--all kinds of horribleness jumps out... but hope jumps out, too. 

In one session at the Write & Sketch in Spain work-shop, you’ll write non-stop and be surprised, amazed and dazzled at what leaps onto the page.

And there’s no need to fret if you see a little horribleness. You’ll fix it with writing tools & techniques you learn at the workshop. 

Begin a long-lasting, productive relationship at the Write & Sketch in Spain workshop. It'll be the stuff that stories are made of. 

Get the scoop at WriteinSpain.info. Save your seat in an international community of 10 writers and take your writing to a place it's never been. 

Why Write & Sketch In Spain?

Why Not? 

Click on over to WriteInSpain for

details and a little friendly persuasion.

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Counting the months 'till Spain

This Week's POV:

He took everything that made him weird as a kid... and got people to pay money for it as an adult. 

That's been said about a guy named Tim Miles--and what he does (for love and money) is WRITE. We know that you (or the weird kid in you) wants to write, too. That's why you're invited to join our international community of 10 writers on the Southern Tip of Spain (May 9-10, 2014). It's only 8 months 'till then. 

We can't promise people will pay you for what you write--some writers make buckets of money... some make a little... some none at all. But we promise that writing is rewarding in more ways than one. (It's a lot like working out at the gym. Hard to do, but it feels great). 

On his website, The Daily Blur, Tim Miles blogs every morning before breakfast. He starts the day by sharing bright ideas, philosophy and insights. He says what he appreciates most are long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationships. Relationships that work. 

We do, too. So we'll save a seat for you at our Write & Sketch in Spain workshop. Let's begin our long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationship. It'll be the stuff that stories are made of.