Welcome
The Gold Coast Writers’ Association is a not-for-profit organisation.
Our mission is to encourage and support writers from all genres, age groups, and levels of experience, to grow, learn, and excel in their craft.
We meet each 3rd Saturday of the month at the Burleigh Waters Community Centre, Christine Avenue.
Join us and discover your natural talents among like-minded people!
About
Monthly GCWA meetings offer the opportunity to connect and share with like-minded people in a relaxed and friendly environment.
We have workshops to inspire you, and guest speakers to entertain you.
Members share their ideas and experiences, covering most writing genres. Come along and join the Gold Coast Writers’ Association!
Membership
Apply for membership, or renew your existing membership of the GCWA here.
This subscription allows you to receive discounted entry into the monthly meetings, to participate in workshops, and enjoy listening to authors speaking about their experiences in the writing world.
Don’t miss your opportunity to meet like-minded people.
Next Event
Meetings of the Gold Coast Writers’ Association are held on the third Saturday of the month.
Parking is available in the adjoining Council car park.
Light refreshments will be available during the break.
For details about upcoming workshops & guest speakers, click below.
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How important is Editing? (Part One)
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