EP Writers Club

What is EP Writers Club?

EP Writers Club is a gathering for people who write and want to discuss what they have written.
Whether you've written essays, articles, newsletters, blog posts, research papers, book chapters, long-form articles, research notes, books in progress, or works in progress, this is a space to talk about your work and the thinking behind it.

Why Does it Exist ?

Many people write in isolation. They research alone, think alone, and publish alone. They rarely get the opportunity to discuss what they have written with other people who are actively writing.

The goal : bring something you've written and let's discuss it.

This is a space for you to talk about what you have written, what inspired the piece, what questions you are trying to answer, what you have discovered so far, and where your thinking is leading you.
The piece does not need to be finished. Rough drafts, research notes, unfinished essays, book projects, and works in progress are all welcome.

Who is it for ?
If you are a writer working on fiction or non-fiction about science, technology, history, archaeology, philosophy, culture, society, business, or any other subject, you are encouraged to attend and bring your work to discuss with the group.
If you prefer, you can also bring a few printed pages of your work to share with others.

At the moment, the focus of the Writers Club is fiction and non-fiction writing, essays, articles, research, and books rather than poetry or spoken-word formats.

What Happens During the Event?
Participants are encouraged to share excerpts from their work, talk about their research process, discuss their writing process, explain the questions they are exploring, and invite discussion from other writers in the room.
This is not a writing workshop. We won't be editing each other's work, reviewing grammar, discussing publishing strategies, or sitting quietly writing on the spot.

Participation :
The only requirement is that you have written something and are willing to discuss it.
No pitching. No passive attendance.
This gathering is for people who are actively writing.
In the future, we may open the event to a larger audience interested in listening and observing the discussions.