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This video tells the inspirational story of the Author Anne Youngson who has become an acclaimed published writer in her retirement after studying creative writing at Oxford Brookes University. Find out about studying MA Creative Writing at Oxford Brookes: https://www.brookes.ac.uk/courses/pos... Anne Youngson always thought she was a writer even when she worked in a senior role in the car industry. It was only on retiring that Anne enrolled on creative writing courses leading to MA Creative Writing at Oxford Brookes University. After the course, Anne wrote her first novel, Meet Me at the Museum. She sent it to an agent who had visited the MA course and got a publishing deal within a week. Meet Me at the Museum has now been published in the UK and US, and is due to be published in nine other countries including Germany, France and China. The novel is nominated for 2018 Costa First Novel Award in the Costa Book Awards. Anne has continued at Oxford Brookes University, studying for a PhD. The Creative Writing MA at Oxford Brookes is all about growing your writing in a workshop environment. The simple aim is to get you writing, then to provide insightful, perhaps challenging, but always supportive feedback. The entire programme revolves around this process. All your teachers are genuine, commercially-published, practising writers; in every session you’ll actually write and get reactions. This is what makes the MA Creative Writing at Oxford Brookes University so unique. From the opening evening of your course – where previous speakers have included international bestseller Philip Pullman, Booker winner Howard Jacobson and Pulitzer/Orange winner Marilynne Robinson – through to the showcase for agents and publishers following your graduation, the aim is to make your time at Oxford Brookes a decisive stage in the development of your writing.