Maeve Binchy

Evening Class is a 1996 novel by the Irish author Maeve Binchy.

Lucy Diamond

Lucy Diamond had a one-year-old and a new born baby and seemed to be permanently dealing with either a grizzling infant or the laundry basket, so Lucy Diamond started an evening class in creative writing, just so that there was one night of the week where Lucy Diamond could escape back into the real world in the hope of stringing a coherent sentence together.

Rowling

Rowling wrote throughout the day and taught evening classes, but according to The Scotsman, JK Rowling met Arantes in a bar because they both liked Jane Austen.

St. John Bosco

St. John Bosco created evening classes, to which hundreds came, and St. John Bosco set up a boarding-house for apprentices and workshops for their training education.

Alfredo Vignale

Having settled into the young Vignale's new employment and showed himself as a promising apprentice, Alfredo Vignale undertook evening classes to improve the young Vignale's education.

David Livingstone

According to a nineteenth-century account of David Livingstone's life, David Livingstone read the classics while at the machine and attended evening classes for four hours daily.