Find your voice. Write better.
WORKSHOP / EVENT
DATE
To be announced
LOCATION
Online
PRESENTER
The Write Sauce
A relaxed evening session where we’ll write flash fiction together, share what we’ve written, and talk about what makes very short stories work. No experience needed — just bring a notebook and an open mind.
COURSE
A 4-week self-paced course for people who’ve never called themselves a writer.
Anyone who wants to start writing but doesn’t know where to begin.
4 weekly modules, each with a short video lesson, a written guide, and two writing exercises.
To be confirmed — enrolment and payment will open once our course platform is set up.
WRITER PROFILE
Poet, based in Melbourne.
Sarah Holland writes quiet, observational poetry about everyday moments — mornings, kitchens, small griefs and small joys. Her work has appeared in several literary journals, and she’s been part of The Write Sauce community since its earliest days.
POEM
by Sarah Holland
Some mornings arrive already tired,
carrying yesterday’s unfinished sentences.
Still, the kettle finds its way to the stove,
still, the light finds the gap in the curtain.
We do not have to be brave about it.
We only have to choose it again —
the small and stubborn act
of beginning.
ARTICLE
by The Write Sauce
Writing well isn’t about waiting for inspiration — it’s about small, repeatable habits. Here are five that consistently make a difference, whether you’re working on a poem, a story or a first novel.
WRITING PROMPT · POETRY
Every life has a door that stayed closed — a path not taken, a conversation not had, a place never visited. Write a poem that begins at that door. What did you imagine was on the other side? What made you walk past it instead?
Take 15 minutes. Don’t overthink the form — free verse is fine. Let the door be as literal or as metaphorical as you like.