Access Narrative provides online peer-to-peer spaces for writers rooted in accessibility. Sessions are facilitated by Ennis Welbourne (they/them), a marginalised writer who uses their lived experience to help cultivate safe spaces for writers to access community and support.

You can take part in Access Narrative by joining an upcoming free peer-to-peer group for marginalised writers. Or you can request some paid editing work for £20 an hour, or £17 an hour for those who have taken a Access Narrative group.

I aim to be; trans-inclusive, neurodivergent-friendly, and trauma-informed. I encourage autonomy, uphold anti-oppressive values, and strive to be non-hierarchical.

Free Writing Groups

Groups of between 8–16 | 2hrs over Zoom | 6 weekly sessions | Free

These themed writing groups provide a dedicated space for you to make progress on your writing and develop personal connections with other writers. In small groups of eight, you will have a chance to discuss the world of writing, share things about your project, and socialise with those with a shared interest.

Please head over to the event Listings page for more details and tickets. Interested in a group that isn’t listed at the moment? Click Here to express interest via the Waitlist Form.

Your Facilitator

Ennis Welbourne (they/them) is a marginalised writer facilitating online writing groups under the banner Access Narrative. They work for London Lit Lab as Assistant Editor and are a Bath Spa creative writing graduate. They have been published in Transcribed an anthology of trans writing, the survivor writers' collection You Are Here, and in the upcoming anthology Queer Life, Queer Love 3 (November 2025).

Email: enniswelbourne@gmail.com

Testimonials

“This group has been a huge part of my development as a writer. It has cultivated a safe space in which for me to grow, connect and lay the foundation of a regular writing practice. As well as encourage me to be in community with people of similar and intersecting identities and experiences to my own.”

“I have found it incredibly grounding and inspiring each week to meet with trans (and disabled) writers of all ages and practices and backgrounds to reflect on our positionality and place in the writing world as well as in our own lives. I think the trans writers group is revolutionary in instigating a space for community care, self-development and uplifting the voices of marginalised writers in a real way.”

See all Access Narrative Testimonials here.