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About the organization
The International Writers' Workshop (IWW) at Hong Kong Baptist University is a distinguished literary residency and workshop program that has, since its founding in 2004, fostered a vibrant community of writers from around the world. Established with the vision of bridging cultural and literary traditions, the IWW invites emerging and established writers to engage in intensive creative exchange, public readings, and mentorship. Its core mission is to nurture literary excellence and cross-cultural dialogue, positioning Hong Kong as a dynamic hub for contemporary writing. The program typically hosts a cohort of international writers each year, offering them time, space, and a collegial environment to develop their work while interacting with the local literary scene.
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Taking part
Writers interested in the IWW should carefully review the specific residency or workshop call for applications, as eligibility and requirements may vary. Typically, applicants are asked to submit a writing sample, a project proposal, and a CV. It is advisable to demonstrate a clear sense of how participation would benefit your creative practice and contribute to the workshop's cross-cultural ethos. Given the competitive nature of the program, ensure your submission is polished, original, and adheres strictly to the guidelines. Deadlines are usually announced on the website and social media, so prospective applicants should monitor these channels regularly.