Charlie's writing course returns to Mayo

Charlie's writing course returns to Mayo

Charlie Adley's writing course returns to Killala next month.

After 30 years of writing creative non-fiction, Charlie Adley’s online column ‘Double Vision’ recently moved beyond a million readers.

For many years Charlie contributed columns to the Irish Examiner and Connacht Tribune, and features to media in the UK and Ireland, including The Irish Times, The Irish Post and the Western People. He's had three plays performed, and his one-woman show Aileen Stays In won an award.

This September he presents his popular Craft of Writing course in Killala Community Centre. This course is for everyone from complete beginners to published writers. Everyone benefits from learning the craft. In eight friendly lessons you will learn a new feature of the craft of writing each week.

Anyone can learn this craft. There is no mystery to it.

Maureen from Kiltimagh, who attended Charlie’s course earlier this year, wrote: “Thanks so much for a great course. I learned so much.”

Liam from Lacken said: “I really enjoyed your class. Thanks very much for sharing your joy and your wisdom!” 

Charlie’s course takes place in Killala Community Centre, from 7.15 to 9pm each Thursday, from September 24th to November 12th.

To make sure all his students enjoy the attention they deserve, Charlie only allows 12 people around the table, so places are very limited, and early booking is essential. The cost is €150 for the eight weeks.

To book your seat at the table now, call Charlie on 085-7294 204 or email cadley1@icloud.com.

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