Private Creative Writing Lessons is a ZINE event held at Lbio Bookstore, Kita Ward, Nagoya on Tuesday, June 16, 2026 (Author event).
We regularly hold literary creative writing workshops in Nagoya.
Currently, the group critique-style classes (two classes) are full, but we are offering private lessons.
Some slots are already taken, but there are still openings.
○ You’ve written a manuscript for a ZINE or for submissions to open calls and would like someone to give you feedback.
○ You prefer one-on-one lessons rather than group critique sessions.
○ You want the motivation that a deadline provides.
If any of the above applies to you, please consider joining 🙏
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