The Writer’s Cafe at Two Best Friends Cafe & Books – Atlanta, GA

About the Event

The Writers Cafe is a cozy, come-as-you-are meetup for writers who want to create, share, and build community. Whether you’re drafting a book, journaling, or exploring your voice for the first time, this space is for you. No pressure, no judgment—just words, connection, and inspiration.

All genres and experience levels are welcome: poets, novelists, screenwriters, bloggers, journalers, and anyone who simply wants to write.

Wed. 9.17 | The Writer’s Cafe: Black Women Connect

This cafe is designed for women and femme-identifying people who are Black or bi-racial across the Diaspora—African American, African, Caribbean, Afro-Latinx, Afro-European, and beyond.

All genres and experience levels are welcome: poets, novelists, screenwriters, bloggers, journalers, and anyone who simply wants to write.

What to Expect

Warm Welcome
Settle in, meet other writers, and (if you’d like) share your name + what you’re working on.
Our cafe will be serving up signature cafe bevs, wine, and snacks to keep you fueled!

✨ Choose Your Mode
Pick the style of writing that fits your mood:

• Solo Writers – hide away in our nooks for quiet, focused time on your own projects.
• Prompt Circle – gather around our signature mural on the cozy brown couch for themed prompts and timed exercises to spark creativity.
• Collab Crew – take up space! claim your seat at the table for co-creating, brainstorming, or giving feedback.

✍ Writing Time
Everyone dives into their chosen mode with the freedom to flow.

Share or Connect
Read aloud, share a line, or just talk about what you worked on. Optional – no pressure.

Closing
We’ll wrap up with a writing affirmation, announce the next meetup, and invite you to hang back and connect socially.

What to Bring

• Notebook, journal, or laptop
• An open mind and a willingness to create

Weekly Lineup

Wed. 9.24 | The Writer’s Cafe: Black Queer Connect

This cafe is designed for LGBTQIA+ identifying people who are Black or bi-racial across the Diaspora—African American, African, Caribbean, Afro-Latinx, Afro-European, and beyond.

Wed. 10.1 | The Writer’s Cafe: Neurospicy Connect

Wed. 10.8 | The Writer’s Cafe: Black Women Connect

✨ Whether you come to write quietly, play with prompts, or connect with other voices, The Writers Cafe is here to give you a space to find your flow and find your people.