Jericho Writers has a creative writing course for every writer – whether you prefer expert-led tuition or a self-paced approach through our Premium Membership. Beyond our online courses, we offer everything your book needs, from editing and mentoring to agent one-to-ones, live events, and festivals. Wherever you are in your writing journey, we’re with you for every word.
For over two decades, we’ve helped writers like you turn their publishing dreams into reality. As a Premium Member, you’ll get instant access to a comprehensive library of self-led online video courses covering every stage of writing and publishing. Plus, you’ll be part of a thriving community of writers and industry experts, ready to support your journey. Take part in live online events and expert workshops, get personalised feedback on your query letter, find the perfect agent with AgentMatch, and so much more.
Take your writing to the next level with our range of both tutored and self-led online creative writing courses for every level. Taught by expert authors and publishing professionals that you can trust.
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Our most intensive course will help you write a publishable novel in one year with help from expert tutors and one-to-one mentoring. Payment options available.
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Our editorial assessments offer detailed structural reports by professional book editors with actionable advice on problem areas and how to resolve them, from commercial potential and genre to plot and structure, voice and style, pace and tension, and characterisation.
We offer support at every stage of the writing process – so whether you’re starting out with a concept or your work just needs that final polish, you’ll be getting the best direct feedback available. All our one-to-one support services are designed to be flexible and work around your timetable.
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Jericho Writers began in 2004 when best-selling author, Harry Bingham, set up a new kind of company offering writers expert editorial assistance. Today, we’re a worldwide team of real-life writers who offer everything you need to help you write, edit and get your book published.
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Julie Hartley, a Canada-based writer of historical fiction, shares her experience of writing for Bookouture. When I submitted my first novel to Bookouture, a division of Hachette UK, I wasn’t fully aware of the difference between digital-first and traditional publishers. I had published three books with independent presses, and I was seeking an agent in
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