Write a story a day! with Monique Roffey

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Atsitsa Bay, Skyros Island, Greece

27 Jun - 04 Jul 2026

Book this holiday

Short fiction – flash fiction

How do we turn our dreams, sightings, notes, micro ideas into short pieces of fiction?

Through handouts, meditations, walking trips, and exercises we will write a story a day on this course. Some might be very short, a flash of something, some will be much longer.

This course is about trying things out, letting go and playing with ideas and words. Sign up and see how easy it it to turn life into fiction.

Monique will also offer Morning Pages.

What's Included?

Monique’s course is held in Atsitsa Bay on Skyros island in Greece and is part of the wide range of courses and activities available.

The holiday includes full board twin shared accommodation in an eco-hut. Single upgrades and twin shares in the house are available.

Chat through the website, call +44 (0)1983 86 55 66 or email holidays@skyros.com to discuss your requirements.

About Monique Roffey

Monique Roffey, FRSL, is an award-winning Trinidadian born British writer of novels, essays, literary journalism and a memoir.

Her latest novel, Passiontide, was published in June 2024. The Mermaid of Black Conch, won the Costa Book of the Year Award, 2020, and was nominated for eight other awards. Her other Caribbean novels, The White Woman on the Green Bicycle and House of Ashes have also been nominated for awards. Archipelago won the OCM Bocas Award for Caribbean Literature in 2013.

Monique’s work has been translated into many languages and adapted for screen. She is a member of the Hard Art collective and co-organiser of Hey! Festivals. She is also a Professor of Contemporary Fiction and a member of the Centre for Fiction at Manchester Metropolitan University.

What people say about Monique and her courses:

  • I rediscovered my enthusiasm for writing and enjoyed the process of seeing what my imagination created. A great teacher. Excellent balance between quality input and time to write our own pieces.

    I could have done it all – writing was inspiring.

    Monique’s writing course was excellent.