The membership
Tell It Anyway
Stories that matter. Tell them any way.
Tell It Anyway is an ongoing writing practice for people who want to stop waiting for inspiration and start following their curiosity.
Each week we gather around one idea, question, image, piece of writing or provocation. We write. We notice what appears. We follow it somewhere unexpected.
No giant curriculum. No piles of homework. No pressure to become A Serious Writer.
Just a regular reason to show up and write.

Choose your plan
The complete group writing experience
Write With Us
£60/month
- Weekly 75-minute live Tell It Anyway session
- Four live sessions most months
- Weekly writing prompt
- Access to the member community
- Occasional bonus prompts and creative experiments
- Session recordings when appropriate
Best for ongoing support
Write + Coaching
£150/month
- Everything in Write With Us, plus:
- 1 × 60-minute private coaching session each month
- Personal support with your writing, creative practice, project or direction
- A monthly individual check-in and accountability point
For deeper commitment
Write Deeper
£240/month
- Everything in Tell It Anyway, plus:
- 2 × 60-minute private coaching sessions each month
- Deeper support with a manuscript, memoir, book idea or sustained creative project
- Personal accountability and direction between group sessions
What happens in a weekly Tell It Anyway session?
Every session follows a loose, repeatable rhythm:
- 1Open the door - an image or line to begin.
- 2Jump-in line.
- 3Writing time.
- 4Open mic.
- 5Flash or poem as spark.
- 6Open mic.
- 7One for the pocket - a prompt to take away.
The material changes. The ritual stays simple.

Who Tell It Anyway is for
Tell It Anyway is for you if you keep meaning to write but life gets in the way; if you're curious about memoir, fiction, journaling or personal storytelling; if you have stories you haven't quite found the words for; or if you simply want a creative hour in your week where nothing has to be useful.
You don't need to call yourself a writer.
You just need to want to write.