"A really assured voice" "Writing with both power and quality" "A wonderful writing style"
Beyond The Muddle In The Middle!
The Story Surgery Weekends for October and November were a sell out. 14 writers grappled with their characters and plot in good company and went away, not only enthused and encouraged, but having made real progress with their stories.
It was so much fun and so productive that some participants asked for a follow-up to develop work-in-progress, so I am offering a new and unique opportunity for writers to share their work and push it beyond the muddle in the middle to a satisfying conclusion.
Check out the course content here and book soon to confirm your place.
"Zosia’s courses achieve a rare balance of intensive learning and breakthrough moments with enough coffee and cake on the side to make the whole thing feel like fun."
"If you want to meet new writer friends, get into the nuts and bolts of story mechanics and work out your next plot development move in a supportive environment - definitely go for it - your future work will be so much better for it."
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Three extraordinary women
Three broken loves
One magical landscape
Available on Kindle
and in paperback
“A story of migrations and homecomings, love and loss. Zosia Wand’s novel
is imbued with a keen sense of an ever-changing, beautiful and deadly place.” Jo Baker, Longbourn
“Wonderful writing. An evocative story about the transformative power of place.” Liz Nuttall, Handstand Press
“A gripping, moving, funny and ultimately satisfying read. If you like Joanne Harris you will love Zosia Wand.” Anne Fisher
If you enjoy the novel, why not recommend it to friends and organise a book group discussion? Drop me an e-mail and I can send you some discussion questions and maybe organise a Zoom Q&A .
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Out Now! The Treehouse e-book.
Adapted from the critically acclaimed BBC Radio Drama. A standalone story from The Tarnside Trilogy which includes, Trust Me and The Accusation.
"Intricate, intriguing, beautifully written and highly additictive." Sophie Hannah
A message scrawled across a woodland treehouse where Mark fell to his death 20 years ago causes panic among his remaining friends. Someone else know what happened that night.
"Excellent gripping stuff!"
"Brilliant characterisation and suspense."
"Great writing!"
Radio Times Pick of The Week.
For more information please click here.
Available on Kindle