Events
Why Do People Really Buy Books? Let’s Talk This Saturday
The Most Important Question for Any Author – And We’re Finally Asking It In this Saturday’s Huddle, we’ll tackle the most important – and strangely overlooked – question facing authors today: What motivates readers to spend their time and money on our stories? Honestly, I don’t know why we don’t talk about it more. Whether…
Read MoreThe Writing Lab: Discover A Better Way To Develop Your Manuscript
The Writing Lab is a unique, author-centric environment built around the Litopia Method—a practical, reader-driven approach that delivers the one thing every writer needs yet rarely receives: direct insight into the real experience of the reader. A Different Kind of Critique Most online critiquing systems lean on checklists, rules, and quasi-academic analysis. You can tick…
Read MoreOne Perfect Sentence: The World’s Smallest, Smartest Writing Contest
While other competitions boast about size, prestige, and extravagant prizes, Litopia takes a different approach. One Perfect Sentence may be the smallest writing contest you’ll ever enter—but that’s precisely its power. All we ask for is a single sentence. Just one. A sentence that captures your intention flawlessly. A sentence that forges an immediate connection…
Read MoreHuddle South: Your Global Pathway to Writing Success
Huddle South is the newest addition to Litopia’s acclaimed Huddle programme—a monthly, writer-focused gathering designed specifically for members living in the global South or in time zones where our traditional Saturday Huddle is difficult to work into your schedule. It offers the same trusted format, the same confidential environment, and the same high-value support—but at…
Read MoreThe Great Litopia YuleWrite Huddle Party
It’s time to wrap up a weird sort of year year with something… well, maybe even weirder…! We’re hosting an extended, fully festive Christmas Huddle packed with writer-friendly games, puzzles, brain-twisters and a generous dose of creative mischief. Expect favourites such as The Ant Game, The Consonant Gardener, Rebuses, Ditloids, Mondegreens… and a few surprises…
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