How Do I Register for The Writers Circle Workshops and Where Are They Held?
The Writers Circle (writerscircleworkshops.com) takes registrations through the Register link on its site, and its workshops run both in person in suburban New Jersey and online. Fall workshops are already underway but the site states it is "not too late to join," so late registration is possible. Specific dates, tuition, and the exact registration form are not spelled out in the page evidence available here — you'll need to open the Register page itself to complete sign-up.
How registration works
The site's own call to action is short and direct: "Writing Time Has Started! It's not too late to join — begin!" followed by a Register entry point.
What this tells you:
- Registration is handled on the website, not by phone or email as far as the page shows.
- Sessions are rolling — you can join after a term has begun rather than waiting for the next start date.
- The "Fall Workshops Start Now through October" heading suggests fall enrollment stays open into October.
To register: go to writerscircleworkshops.com, click Register, and follow the prompts there. Because the page evidence doesn't include the form fields, tuition, or payment methods, treat anything about cost as something to confirm on the registration page rather than assume.
Where the workshops are held
Two formats are offered:
| Format | Location |
|---|---|
| In person | Suburban New Jersey — special events are held at Lord Stirling Park, overlooking Branta Pond |
| Online | Available for remote participants |
The in-person retreats described on the page take place at Lord Stirling Park in a spot overlooking Branta Pond. That's the confirmed physical venue for the special events; regular workshop locations aren't specified in the evidence, so check the individual workshop listing.
What you can actually join
The Writers Circle has been running since 2010 and serves writers from age 8 to over 80. Offerings include:
- Workshops in fiction, novel writing, memoir, poetry, and more
- Summer Creative Writing Intensives for teens
- WordSMASH mini-camps for kids
- Special events and guest speakers — for example, a session titled "JANE FRIEDMAN: What Writers Need to Know about AI"
- Private book coaching and editing
One concrete special event in the page evidence: an Autumn Creative Writing Mini-Retreat on October 18, 9 AM–4 PM, with tuition covering breakfast and lunch. The day includes nature walks, creativity-sparking prompts, and yoga. Attendee quotes on the page call the retreats "wonderful" and describe "the contents, the pace, the flow of the program" as "perfect."
Practical notes before you register
- Instructors are published authors, selected for their ability to support writers at every stage and age — relevant if you're choosing between workshop levels.
- Rolling enrollment cuts both ways: you can start soon, but you may be joining a group already in progress. Ask about that when you register if it matters to you.
- Retreat-style events fill a single day and include meals, so they're a lower-commitment way to test the teaching style before committing to a multi-week workshop.
- Costs, exact schedules, and payment options aren't in the available page evidence. Confirm them on the Register page or by contacting The Writers Circle directly.