TE KARAKA LODGE RETREAT

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A CREATIVE WRITING RETREAT IN THE WAIKATO

An intimate weekend of creative writing workshops and individualised support for writers working on a novel, short story, essay or memoir project.

Writers Practice is launching a new small group retreat series. These Retreats will support the ongoing funding of scholarships and subsidised places for Writers Practice and XX Paula? And/or we keep like this? I am working out what might be the best option but we could definitely get the other content sorted and then I can work on this framing!

These Retreats will be held around the country offering craft, community and connection in a luxury environment. Our first Retreat will be held from 20 to 22 September 2024 with award-winning writer and teacher Paula Morris who will be teaching a weekend on advancing your novel, short story, essay or memoir project.

Held at the luxury Te Karaka Lodge, you’ll have the chance to delve into your work, make connections and relax away from the hustle and bustle in this contemporary rural farmstay.

The retreat will incorporate workshops, one-on-one support, group discussions and the chance to connect with your fellow writers or relax in the tranquil environment of the rural Waikato.

The Retreat fee includes all workshops, one-on-one support, meals and accommodation during the weekend. Single or twin rooms available. If you have someone you’d like to share a room with, please specify their name when you sign up. Limit to 15 participants.

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For any questions, please email welcome@writerspractice.nz

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u003cbru003eu003cbru003eBrilliant retreat for writers with wonderful workshops, and the sharing with other writers has transformed my writing life. I will be there again next year as soon as it open to register.
Kāpiti Writers’ Retreat participant
“Writing practice is often a solitary experience so a retreat like this enables kaituhi of all genres to pool their strengths, interrogate questions about craft and process, and to form lasting connections with like-minded others who paint with words.”
Anahera Gildea
“The Kāpiti Writers’ Retreat is a weekend to remember. There is a reason people keep going back! It was well worth travelling from Auckland to attend.”
2020 Kāpiti Writers’ Retreat participant