The New Indian Express: Meet the people who make the word go around
https://www.newindianexpress.com/education/edex/2016/jul/18/Meet-the-people-who-make-the-word-go-around-882293.htmlDNA: For the love of the written word
https://www.dnaindia.com/lifestyle/report-for-the-love-of-the-written-word-1747115The New Indian Express: Everyone has a story to tell; it takes skill to write that story
https://www.newindianexpress.com/education/edex/2016/jul/18/%E2%80%98Everybody-has-a-story.-It-takes-skill-to-write-that-story%E2%80%99-882295.htmlTimes of India: Can writing be taught?
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/books/features/Can-writing-be-taught-Workshops-say-yes/articleshow/49958603.cmsThe New Indian Express: So do you want to write?
https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/bengaluru/2012/oct/09/so-do-you-want-to-write-413531.htmlWe are the city: Inspirational woman: Bhumika Anand
https://wearethecity.in/inspirational-woman-bhumika-anand-founder-and-director-bangalore-writers-workshop-bww/Women’s Web: Day in the life of an entrepreneur: Bhumika Anand, Bangalore Writers Workshop (BWW)
https://www.womensweb.in/2015/04/day-in-the-life-of-an-entrepreneur-bhumika-anand-bangalore-writers-workshop/Delphi Quarterly: Interview with the founders of Bangalore Writers Workshop (BWW)
https://delphiquarterly.com/recent-issues/current-issue/bangalore-writers-workshop/Deccan Herald: Bitten by the writing bug
https://www.deccanherald.com/content/506218/bitten-writing-bug.htmlSpark, the magazine: You simply cannot become a good writer if you don’t also read voraciously
http://www.sparkthemagazine.com/you-simply-cannot-become-a-good-writer-if-you-dont-also-read-voraciously-bhumika-anand/WetInk: Why WetInk? An interview with Bhumika Anand
https://blog.wet.ink/why-wetink-bhumika/Kamalini Natesan: Women of Substance: Bhumika Anand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGPlPbrKHCoShom Biswas: How to write convincing dialogues
https://shomb.wordpress.com/2015/07/12/writing-tips-writing-dialogues-how-to-sound-convincing/Fucklove: The ‘write’ stuff
https://fu-ck-lo-ve.blogspot.com/2013/03/Vaibhav Kakkar: Top 7 writing courses
https://www.vaibhavk.com/creative-writing-courses-in-bangalore/Advisor Uncle: Top 7 content writing workshops in India
https://advisoruncle.com/top-7-content-writing-workshops-to-attend/The Himalayan Writing Retreat: Top writing courses in India
https://www.himalayanwritingretreat.com/top-writing-courses-in-india/ENROL FOR THE WORKSHOP
Any writer in English, above the age of 18 is welcome to join the workshops. There is no upper limit.
Our creative writing workshops are targeted at the technologically savvy software professionals, students who want to write a book before they are 25, talented homemakers, retired persons who want to keep themselves busy with a writing project full of their experiences that can aid society.
You should join the writing workshop if you:
Like writing fiction that includes and is beyond:
- Traditional
- Experimental
- Science-fiction
- Historic
- Magic-realism
Like writing creative non-fiction that includes and is not restricted to:
- An eccentric family history document
- Bizarre and unusual life experiences
- Prosaic and banal life experiences
- Documenting the world around us
Like writing poetry
Fancy yourself to be a Booker/Pulitzer Prize winner in waiting
Are a published author
Are hoping to get published some day
Are a blogger
Are hoping to begin a blog
Are a secret writer with copious amounts of your work hidden in files on your computer or stored away in dusty diaries?
Want to bring in some discipline about your writing and sharpen your craft
Are keen on sharing your writing experiences with other writers
A subject-matter expert who wants to contribute articles to newspapers and journals
BWW 10 STEP ENROLMENT PROCESS
1. Complete the enrolment form here.
2. Refer our course fee and batch timings here.
3. Submit a 700-1500 word article or poem depending on the course you enrol for. Example: You will submit a poem for BWW Poetry and any creative sample for the BWW Classic.
4. Your article needs to be original and written in English, and must adhere to the course requirements.
5. Your entries will be screened through a grading system where 10 is the highest score. Grading parameters include creative ability and language skills. We will not be able to share feedback on the samples provided.
6. Writers who score between 7 and 10 will then be allowed to register for the workshop.
7. Writers who score between 4 and 6 will need to work on their grammar and language abilities and reapply in three months.
8. Once you are selected, details of the course will be emailed to you.
9. Bring an open mind to the workshop and read our community guidelines here.
10. Always have fun!