3 How-to Books on Conducting Writing Events

Writing may usually be a solitary activity, but poetry circles, writers workshops, and similar happenings can be great opportunities for collaboration, mutual support, and social interaction. Whether you're planning one-shot, periodic, or regular weekly or monthly events, here are three texts we've found particularly useful:

• "Writing Alone and With Others" by Pat Schneider

• "Warrior Writers Guide: How to Facilitate Writing Workshops for Veterans" by Lovella Calica and Kevin Basl

• "No Red Pen: Writers, Writing Groups & Critique" by Victoria Hudson

For other tips, make sure to read this previous Aiming Circle post: "Ten 'Best-Practices" for Civ-Mil Writing Events."

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