Elizabeth Ayres Center For Creative Writing
Training Courses in Stamford, CT

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Elizabeth Ayres Center For Creative Writing
read moreWant to take the first step on your journey to write more and better? Join our community to receive advice for aspiring and practicing writers, conversations about how to make and maintain a writing life, access to our monthly photo writing prompt contest, exclusive discounts on Center offerings, and more in your inbox every Sunday morning. BONUS: Join now and receive a year's worth of weekly writing inspiration for FREE-our welcome gift to you. Our online writing courses are small and stimulating, a vital bridge between the solitude you need to create and the community you need for validation and support.
About Us
read moreFounded in 1990 by award-winning writer and former NYU workshop leader Elizabeth Ayres as a series of in-person gatherings in her home, the Center for Creative Writing went online in 2000. Ayres expanded the Center's offerings and teachers in 2014; and in April 2017, Ayres retired and appointed one of those teachers, Stacia Fleegal, to assume directorship. Fleegal continues the Center's mission to offer affordable, accessible, inspiring online writing courses for anyone who wants to write, in a community of inclusion and support, not criticism and competition.
Online writing courses and writing
read moreThe Center for Creative Writing offers year-round online writing courses in six-week sessions designed to help you get to the page and thrive there. We believe writing is for anyone, and that teaching "how to write" is as much about craft and content as it is about getting to know your unique creative process so you can create a fruitful and sustainable practice. Many of our students have only just named themselves writers. Some are returning to creative impulses after long careers in other fields, and many more at all stages of life are awakening to a call to connect, to tell their stories and record their truths, whether for themselves or for an audience, in their own way.