Dark Holme Writers Workshop

20 Steps
11 Participants

Overview

Group Discussion

This program is connected to a group. You’ll be added once you join the program.

Writing Workshop

Private12 Members

About

You can already write. That’s not the problem. The problem is when your stories feel fine… but not unforgettable. When the atmosphere fades. When tension slips. When the ending lands but doesn’t leave a mark. Every writer hits that wall. You’re not broken—you’re just circling the same tools over and over. The Dark Holme Writers’ Workshop was built to break that cycle. Over 20 weeks, you’ll learn how to: - Control fear and tension until they tighten around the reader like a noose - Build atmosphere that feels alive and impossible to shake - Create characters who twist and breathe on the page - Write endings that scar instead of fade This isn’t theory. It’s not a list of clichés. It’s a system—short, sharp lessons that cut through the noise and get you writing better right now. No deadlines. No pressure. No filler. Just you, the page, and the craft of horror sharpened until it hurts. And because you get lifetime access, this isn’t just a course you “take once.” It becomes the toolkit you return to every time you need to push your stories deeper. Every writer can write. But not every writer can haunt. That’s the difference. That’s what the Workshop teaches.

You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app

Instructors

darkholmepublishing

Price

Single Payment

£29.99

3 Plans Available

From £2.99/month

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Try before you buy, download your first week FREE.

This is where your journey begins—where vivid description replaces vague gestures, and every image burns itself into the reader’s mind. Inside the downloadable PDF, you'll find the full lesson: a complete breakdown of what "showing" really means, how to do it without overloading your prose, and how to make your reader feel every shiver, every heartbeat, every creeping dread.

✍️ Work through the examples. Try the writing prompts. Get messy.

Show, Don't Tell PDF