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Tracy Baines Courses
Creative Writing - Get Writing, Keep Writing
4.3 (924 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 1.1h- 2017
$11.99
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Most Recent Review
I needed a reminder of a few of the things mentioned in the course, but the most important one is to keep on writing even if just for yourself. And the confirmation of pen and paper being the right tools is what did it for me. Since my job is to type away on a laptop all day, I cannot sit and write on my laptop any longer, and not when it should be my inspiration leaking on the page. I did not get to writing right away of course, but there is a project I have been wanting to finish for more than a decade now.
- Review by Zane Alksne on Creative Writing - Get Writing, Keep Writing
Instructor Bio
Tracy Baines is the author of The Variety Girls published in 2020 by Penguin/ Ebury, and Christmas with The Variety Girls.
The series was taken on by Boldwood and is rebranded as The Seaside Girls. There are currently three books in the series. She is also the author of The Women of Fishers Wharf, Book 2 wil be published in 2023
For many years Tracy has written short fiction for weekly magazines in the UK, ROI, Scandinavia, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa as Francine Lee. Her stories have been published in Woman's Weekly, Take A Break, My Weekly, The People's Friend, Yours, Weekly News, Candis and Best among others.
Dorset reviews editor for Frost Magazine.
Ex-steering group member of Dorset Writers Network.
Past regional Organiser for Dorset/Hants/Wilts area for the Society of Women Writers and Journalists (SWWJ).
Workshops/ Speaker at Literary Festivals in the UK.
Judge Yeovil Literary Prize 2010 (short story category).
Organises writing workshops on the South Coast. Qualified Tutor for Adult Learning.
Mentoring and editorial advice and consultancy.
