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Date
Runs every Saturday starting 9 May to 27 June 2026.
Time
12:30 to 2pm
Location
Morgan Thomas Room, Institute Building (Level 1)
Cost
$200.00 per person
Bookings required

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About the presenter

Adam Cece, children's author

Questions?
For any questions regarding the event, please reach out to the Writers SA:
Email: info@writerssa.org.au
State Library Supports

The Teen Writers Club is a place for high school aged writers to make new connections, be inspired, and develop their writing. Writers SA provide a safe, fun and engaging program for passionate young writers of all interests, ages and abilities.

The Club meets on Saturdays during school term and is guided by Adam Cece. The program is shaped by the interests of the group, and they’re supported to set and achieve their own writing goals. Writers SA will provide creative content, information on the industry and careers, mentoring, and the opportunity for support for school-based writing projects. During these workshops writers will meet and connect with like-minded writerly peers, develop and practice creative writing skill and build a deeper understanding of the writing industry and pathways for the future

Please register by Friday 8 May. For late registration and further information contact info@writerssa.org.au

Image: K Devonport, Writers SA

Adam Cece
 

About Adam Cece

Adam Cece is an award-winning best-selling author of children’s books, including Wesley Booth Super Sleuth, Twin Spin and the hilarious Huggabie Falls series, which has been published worldwide. He is an SA Premier’s Reading Challenge Ambassador, and visits schools and libraries around Australia delivering fun, interactive talks focused on being an author, the craft of writing, getting published, solving mysteries, and how to write a cracking shopping list. His latest book The Locked Room was published by Penguin in 2025.

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