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14 events,
Venue :
Zoom
Bring your novel to life with best-selling author Susan Coll! Whether you have been thinking about writing a novel for years but are not sure how to get started, or […]
Venue :
Wet Ink
Through reflection, community, and practice, you’ll awaken the artist within and build a creative life that feels aligned and alive. This year-long journey through The Artist’s Way offers a sustained […]
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$2,000.00
Venue :
Zoom
Work on your memoir with bestselling author Nicole Chung! This intensive workshop is open to writers working on a memoir or memoir-in-essays. You’ll have the opportunity to participate in lively […]
Venue :
Zoom
Jumpstart your novel and writing practice in this ten-month intensive! If you’re wondering how to write a novel and sustain a writing practice in the midst of everything, Novel Club […]
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$5,400.00
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 8 Sessions
This workshop will help you understand the process of writing a novel so you can get started putting pen to paper. The workshop will focus on everything from generating ideas to developing characters to establishing point of view. Participants will discuss many elements of fiction (dialogue, scene, etc.) but the emphasis will be on discovering the writing process that works best for each writer.
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$395.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions 
The workshop is designed for beginning writers looking to gain a footing in non-fiction writing of different length and format, from first-person essays to long-form magazine writing and even book-length projects. You’ll learn both by reading and by writing.
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$215.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 5 Sessions 
An introduction to archival research through narrative writing and experimentation. Learn how to work with and historical resources, interpret gaps, and reconstruct your own story as a public history tool. The workshop will include a presentation of examples from the instructor’s current research process, featuring archival imagery, documents and story iterations. Participants will engage in exercises to think and write through their own narrative projects, whether meant for personal memoir or public scholarship. Designed for emerging scholars, writers, and community members interested in recovering underrepresented histories.
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$250.00
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 4 Sessions 
Discover how creative constraints can unlock surprising new possibilities in your writing. In this four-week generative workshop, we will explore how playing with time, form, and omission can change stories and move them beyond the familiar. Through close reading, discussion, and in-class exercises, participants will experiment with techniques to play with their stories. By the end of the workshop, participants will have several new drafts as well as a toolkit of exercises and strategies for future work. Participants should come prepared to write and to read a small selection of flash fiction between sessions; no advance preparation is required for the first class.
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$215.00
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 8 Sessions 
Look beyond your inner critic and limiting beliefs to tap into the flow of your boundless creativity, as you discover the powerful impact of your authentic voice. Over eight weeks, we’ll be identifying unhelpful thoughts, deconstructing doubt, and building a sustained creative recovery practice that lets you write compelling pieces and foster a special connection with your readers. In a safe and supportive space, reintroduce your childlike wonder around creativity so you can write freely, reclaim your power, and uncover your true gifts. Unleash your brilliance and honor the impact of your stories, lessons, and innermost thoughts. Walk away feeling empowered with fresh awareness, confidence in your writing, and practical tools to stay inspired and let your art flow freely—long after the workshop ends. While the core workshop runs asynchronously on Wet Ink, it includes two optional live Zoom sessions, one at the start to meet as a group and set intentions, and one at the midpoint to check in, share progress, and troubleshoot together. Dates and times will be pre-set and shared upon registration; attendance is optional and encouraged, not required.
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$395.00
Venue :
Zoom
Write your YA novel over the course of a school year with bestselling author Betsy Cornwell! In this intensive ten-month course, you’ll take your young adult novel from concept to […]
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$5,400.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 6 Sessions 
This workshop deconstructs and demystifies the novel-writing process for struggling and/or aspiring writers. We’ll go all the way from getting the nub of an idea to getting your book into the hands of expectant fans. Along the way, you’ll learn how to stay organized, write in the voice of other genders, the art of rewriting, and how to overcome your writing and marketing fears. By the end of our time together, you’ll be prepared to begin work on a novel and will be equipped with the skills to perfect it. The sessions will include time for writing and for being critiqued.
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$295.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 5 Sessions 
More and more, popular culture has been fascinated by narratives that depict coming of age from the perspective of the child in the form of memoir, often demonstrating cultural diversity. This workshop will focus stories drawn from participants’ own life experiences that have certain fictional elements and are structured like fiction. During each week of the course, we will write short pieces of memoir, based on the following: certain places and individuals you remember, certain traditions and even collective traumas that predate the first-person narrator, certain positive events as well as troubling events, with the liberty to fictionalize and embellish the autobiographical story. We will develop a foundation for the elements of fiction: plot, character, internal monologue, and dialogue while studying published works in the genre.
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$250.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 8 Sessions 
Can’t find the time/energy/inspiration to get your novel written? This popular course, developed by the author of the book by the same name, will help you complete a rough draft in record time. During the 8 weeks of the course, students will receive encouraging guidance from professional writing coach Kathryn Johnson. Each author will commit to an aggressive writing schedule and learn the tricks pros use to create a productive working environment and meet their deadlines, despite life’s distractions. Each class will include accountability and progress reports from each student, live troubleshooting discussions, a brief lecture on a key skill of fiction writing, and the opportunity to submit a portion of the students’ works-in-progress to the instructor for individual feedback and guidance. (Note: This is not a work-shopping course. Further information will be sent to registered students, in advance of the first class.)
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$395.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 2 Sessions 
You’ve written, or are writing your book; now it’s time to fight for it! In this workshop you’ll discover over 25 practical, budget-friendly book marketing strategies, from building a book launch to leveraging social media, blogs, podcasts, Amazon tools, press releases, and more. Each session will be fast-paced, idea-heavy, and packed with real-world tactics you can apply immediately. By the end of the program, you’ll walk away with a personalized, actionable marketing plan, and the confidence to promote your book like a pro.
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$100.00
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15 events,Finish Your Poetry Book
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 10 Sessions
Whether you have just started your manuscript, or have made significant progress, this course will help you get over the finish line. We’ll learn how to structure the book in a way that adds layers of meaning to the poems within, generate new work to fill in the structure, and hone poems until they are book-ready. To finish, students will revise the book as a whole and make a publication plan.
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$415.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 10 Sessions
Whether you have just started your manuscript, or have made significant progress, this course will help you get over the finish line. We’ll learn how to structure the book in a way that adds layers of meaning to the poems within, generate new work to fill in the structure, and hone poems until they are book-ready. To finish, students will revise the book as a whole and make a publication plan.
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$415.00
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16 events,Fundamentals of Persuasive Writing
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions 
Learn how to pack a powerful punch when writing persuasively! This four-week workshop covers the processes involved in writing persuasively and with confidence, whether it is crafting newspaper op-eds and speeches or official emails, memos, letters and proposals. Everything starts with a core message. Think. Plan. Write. Participants will learn the techniques of audience analysis, message development, targeted research, organization, using persuasive language and effective use of “AI” in planning/strategizing. This class features hands-on writing instruction, engaging discussion and an extensive reading list.
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$215.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions
Learn how to pack a powerful punch when writing persuasively! This four-week workshop covers the processes involved in writing persuasively and with confidence, whether it is crafting newspaper op-eds and speeches or official emails, memos, letters and proposals. Everything starts with a core message. Think. Plan. Write. Participants will learn the techniques of audience analysis, message development, targeted research, organization, using persuasive language and effective use of “AI” in planning/strategizing. This class features hands-on writing instruction, engaging discussion and an extensive reading list.
Register
$215.00
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17 events,Creating & Writing Your Own TV Pilot
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 8 Sessions 
This workshop is an example of a mini-writers room. Lots of give & take and positive feedback. A true collaborative environment.
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$395.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 8 Sessions
This workshop is an example of a mini-writers room. Lots of give & take and positive feedback. A true collaborative environment.
Register
$395.00
Novel 101: How to Craft the Story
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions If you’ve always wanted to create your own exciting novel then this is the class for you. This class offers the key concepts of plotting and pacing while delving into […]
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$215.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions If you’ve always wanted to create your own exciting novel then this is the class for you. This class offers the key concepts of plotting and pacing while delving into […]
Register
$215.00
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17 events,(Wet Ink) Plotting Your Novel
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 4 Sessions 
Whether you are an organized planner or a writer who flies by the seat of their pants, a novel still needs structure. In this workshop, participants will study the architecture of a novel and devise plans for plotting their novels. Using the three-act structure as a map, we will explore the basic components of a novel’s plot.
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$215.00
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 4 Sessions
Whether you are an organized planner or a writer who flies by the seat of their pants, a novel still needs structure. In this workshop, participants will study the architecture of a novel and devise plans for plotting their novels. Using the three-act structure as a map, we will explore the basic components of a novel’s plot.
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$215.00
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18 events,Creating Conflict and Tension
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 1 Session 
Strengthening the conflict in any type of fiction will bump up the tension and turn limp, ordinary fiction into an extraordinary tale that will keep readers turning pages. Whether you choose to write literary fiction, mysteries, family sagas, thrillers, historical fiction, sci-fi or fantasy—you can learn techniques for drawing readers into your tales through action, dialogue, setting details, and plot twists that make your work stand out from the crowd. Join us and leave with ideas to apply to your stories.
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$60.00
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18 events,Lyrical Memoir Writing
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 6 Sessions 
How do we turn the fragments of memory into writing that resonates? In this workshop guided by award-winning poet Chioma Urama, you’ll learn the techniques of lyrical memoir writing—using image, rhythm, and voice to shape personal experience into powerful narratives. Through guided exercises and discussion, we’ll explore how to access subconscious thought and emotion, and how to find the deeper story hidden in everyday moments. With in-class prompts, shared readings, guided reflection, and a workshop, you’ll practice transforming raw memory into evocative writing that moves both you and your reader. You’ll leave with 2-3 new pieces of writing, a workshopped lyric essay, and inspiration to continue exploring your inner landscape.
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$295.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 6 Sessions
How do we turn the fragments of memory into writing that resonates? In this workshop guided by award-winning poet Chioma Urama, you’ll learn the techniques of lyrical memoir writing—using image, rhythm, and voice to shape personal experience into powerful narratives. Through guided exercises and discussion, we’ll explore how to access subconscious thought and emotion, and how to find the deeper story hidden in everyday moments. With in-class prompts, shared readings, guided reflection, and a workshop, you’ll practice transforming raw memory into evocative writing that moves both you and your reader. You’ll leave with 2-3 new pieces of writing, a workshopped lyric essay, and inspiration to continue exploring your inner landscape.
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$295.00
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19 events,(Wet Ink) The Art of the Pitch
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 4 Sessions 
In this class, we’ll learn how to write a well-crafted pitch that can land you publication in top newspapers and magazines. Whether you are writing newsy personal essays or reported articles, we’ll learn how to catch an editor’s attention by pegging our pitch to a current event, and and showing that we’re the right person to tell this story. The teacher will share example pitches that have gotten her published, even with few credits to her name. You’ll leave class having sent 3-4 pitches to editors.
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$215.00
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 4 Sessions
In this class, we’ll learn how to write a well-crafted pitch that can land you publication in top newspapers and magazines. Whether you are writing newsy personal essays or reported articles, we’ll learn how to catch an editor’s attention by pegging our pitch to a current event, and and showing that we’re the right person to tell this story. The teacher will share example pitches that have gotten her published, even with few credits to her name. You’ll leave class having sent 3-4 pitches to editors.
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$215.00
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20 events,Your Narrative, Your Year w/ Edgar Gomez
Venue :
Zoom
Write your memoir with award-winning author Edgar Gomez! In this intensive ten-month course, you will learn about the art of creative nonfiction and be given the tools to ready your […]
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$5,400.00
Venue :
Zoom
Write your memoir with award-winning author Edgar Gomez! In this intensive ten-month course, you will learn about the art of creative nonfiction and be given the tools to ready your […]
Register
$5,400.00
Writing Poetry From Where You Live
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 5 Sessions 
Go beyond nature and love poetry to explore how you live and work in the suburb/city. Participants each week can expect to learn about basic poetry elements, such as line, image, point of view, and rhythm/music, as well as workshop poems each class as a group. Students will also learn how the themes of suburb/city can be used to create poetry that has relevance and purpose for readers and editors. By the end of the class, participants will learn how to go beyond their normal subjects for poems, as well as revise at least one poem.
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$250.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 5 Sessions
Go beyond nature and love poetry to explore how you live and work in the suburb/city. Participants each week can expect to learn about basic poetry elements, such as line, image, point of view, and rhythm/music, as well as workshop poems each class as a group. Students will also learn how the themes of suburb/city can be used to create poetry that has relevance and purpose for readers and editors. By the end of the class, participants will learn how to go beyond their normal subjects for poems, as well as revise at least one poem.
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$250.00
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21 events,From Idea to First Draft
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 3 Sessions 
This class is designed for writers of all levels to help them find the story tapping them on the shoulder right now so they can put it on the page and begin the process of getting it out in the world where it belongs. The first session will focus on germinating new ideas or further exploring existing ones through prompts and discussion. The second is finding joy and harnessing the power of revision. The third and final session focuses on next steps and sharing your work. Writers will leave the class with a start of a new piece of creative nonfiction, memoir, or hybrid work.
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$150.00
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 3 Sessions
This class is designed for writers of all levels to help them find the story tapping them on the shoulder right now so they can put it on the page and begin the process of getting it out in the world where it belongs. The first session will focus on germinating new ideas or further exploring existing ones through prompts and discussion. The second is finding joy and harnessing the power of revision. The third and final session focuses on next steps and sharing your work. Writers will leave the class with a start of a new piece of creative nonfiction, memoir, or hybrid work.
Register
$150.00
Writing Picture Books
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 3 Sessions 
Learn how to write a picture book from a successful author of thirty award-winning books for children. Each session will begin with a short discussion of an aspect of writing for children, including story openings and arcs, characterization, plot/pacing, rhythm/sound, and marketing. Suggested readings, prompts, and feedback on in-class writing will inspire and guide writers in the class. By the end of the workshop, participants should have written and/or revised part or all of a picture book and have a better sense of how to create one in the future. Feedback will be offered on in-class exercises only rather than workshopping writing done outside of class.
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$150.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 3 Sessions
Learn how to write a picture book from a successful author of thirty award-winning books for children. Each session will begin with a short discussion of an aspect of writing for children, including story openings and arcs, characterization, plot/pacing, rhythm/sound, and marketing. Suggested readings, prompts, and feedback on in-class writing will inspire and guide writers in the class. By the end of the workshop, participants should have written and/or revised part or all of a picture book and have a better sense of how to create one in the future. Feedback will be offered on in-class exercises only rather than workshopping writing done outside of class.
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$150.00
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23 events,Preparing Your Work for Submission
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 10 Sessions 
Each week, participants will focus on a different stage of the revision and publishing process, including structural and line-level revision strategies, identifying common problems in manuscripts, understanding the role of agents and editors, and exploring different paths to publication. The workshop will combine discussion of craft principles, practical publishing guidance, and analysis of participant work in a supportive, workshop-based setting. By the end of the course, participants will have a clearer, more polished manuscript excerpt, a realistic understanding of its readiness for submission, and a practical toolkit for querying agents and navigating publication options with greater confidence. Participants should submit a draft of a short story or novel excerpt up to 3000 words to the first class.
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$415.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 10 Sessions
Each week, participants will focus on a different stage of the revision and publishing process, including structural and line-level revision strategies, identifying common problems in manuscripts, understanding the role of agents and editors, and exploring different paths to publication. The workshop will combine discussion of craft principles, practical publishing guidance, and analysis of participant work in a supportive, workshop-based setting. By the end of the course, participants will have a clearer, more polished manuscript excerpt, a realistic understanding of its readiness for submission, and a practical toolkit for querying agents and navigating publication options with greater confidence. Participants should submit a draft of a short story or novel excerpt up to 3000 words to the first class.
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$415.00
Writing Beyond Genre
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 1 Session 
In this short workshop, we’ll explore writing that doesn’t care what you call it, work that resists easy attempts at categorization and chooses to wow us instead. We’ll read samples from some contemporary writers who are doing this best, and consider why anyone would bother to categorize their work at all, then we’ll get into prompts that lead us toward our own hard-to-classify texts. We’ll work through a few prompts of our own and leave the workshop with some short pieces to polish or expand, along with a better understanding of resisting genre.
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$60.00
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23 events,Building Your Author Platform
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 1 Session
In this hands-on workshop, discover three proven strategies to attract email subscribers, grow loyal social followers, and turn speaking opportunities into fans and clients. Walk away with clear calls-to-action and a platform strategy designed around your ideal reader audience.
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$60.00
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23 events,(Re)constructing Detailed Scenes
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 1 Session 
Whether you’re a fiction or non-fiction writer, evoking scenes in sensory detail is critical for holding readers’ attention. But knowing what to include and omit is difficult, especially when you’re […]
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$60.00
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26 events,Writing Marvelous Micros
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 2 Sessions 
Draft and develop a series of micros (stories of 300 words or less) that are both standalone and/or link into a larger whole.
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$100.00
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 2 Sessions
Draft and develop a series of micros (stories of 300 words or less) that are both standalone and/or link into a larger whole.
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$100.00
A Beginner’s Guide to Food Writing
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 2 Sessions 
Everyone has a food history. Learn to write yours in this short, two-week beginner course. In week one, students will learn the basics about what food history is and the different ways that they can write about it. They will also delve into how to write and publish food history blogs and articles. In week two, learners will explore the ins and outs of writing and publishing books and memoirs on food history. Students will finish the class with the knowledge and confidence to write and publish these four types of prose online and in print.
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$100.00
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 2 Sessions
Everyone has a food history. Learn to write yours in this short, two-week beginner course. In week one, students will learn the basics about what food history is and the different ways that they can write about it. They will also delve into how to write and publish food history blogs and articles. In week two, learners will explore the ins and outs of writing and publishing books and memoirs on food history. Students will finish the class with the knowledge and confidence to write and publish these four types of prose online and in print.
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$100.00
Characters That Matter (Fiction and Memoir)
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 1 Session
At the core of every good tale is a character with whom the reader wants to spend time. Discover how to move beyond the superficial and cliché, crafting characters who invite the reader to explore the human condition. Illustrations and exercises will help you uncover your character’s inner values (in memoir, that character is you), understand how flaws shape what a character wants and does, and recognize why a character must act—not just react—for a story to move forward. We’ll examine techniques for depicting yearning, internal conflict, and transformation, and consider what’s at stake if your character fails. This workshop will benefit those writing a novel, short story, or memoir.
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$60.00
Writing About Mental Health Topics in Fiction
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 1 Session 
Learn techniques to write about mental health with intention. Along with general guidelines, examples from popular media will be reviewed so you can learn how to avoid clichés and dig deeper into what shapes people’s various experiences with mental health. Participants will apply psychological concepts to plot and character development.
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$60.00
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25 events,Writing Practices for Busy Minds
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 1 Session 
Traditional writing advice doesn’t work for every writer. Created with neurodivergent writers in mind, this workshop is also for anyone whose writing process is shaped by a busy mind, limited time or energy, or the competing demands of everyday life. If you think in loops and layers, struggle with focus, overwhelm, or organizing ideas, or find yourself caught between bursts of inspiration and periods of resistance, you’re not alone. Drawing from lived experience and years of teaching writers, we’ll explore writing practices that honor the way different minds create. You’ll learn to recognize your unique attention patterns, work with rather than against your creative process, and develop strategies for navigating common challenges such as idea overwhelm, perfectionism, non-linear thinking, executive dysfunction, and wavering motivation. You’ll leave with practical techniques to support each phase of the writing process—from prewriting and drafting to revisin —in ways that are flexible and sustainable. Whether you’re navigating ADHD or another form of neurodivergence, living with chronic illness, balancing caregiving responsibilities, experiencing burnout, or simply finding that traditional writing advice doesn’t fit your life, this workshop offers adaptable tools that help you build a writing practice that works with your mind and circumstances, not against them.
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$60.00
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24 events,Reading Your Work Out Loud
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 1 Session 
Practice sharing your story and yourself Spend an evening practicing and learning about the art of public speaking. This in-person coaching session will give you the opportunity to bring your […]
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$60.00
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24 events,Boot Camp for Writers
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 7 Sessions 
Each session of Boot Camp for Writers will begin with a prompt followed by writing time. Participants will have the opportunity to share and discuss their work as well as receive in-class feedback. The workshop is designed so that participants will have the start of six new pieces by the end of class. Former Boot Camp participants are always (and happily) welcome. Note: No meeting November 3 and 24.
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$350.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 7 Sessions
Each session of Boot Camp for Writers will begin with a prompt followed by writing time. Participants will have the opportunity to share and discuss their work as well as receive in-class feedback. The workshop is designed so that participants will have the start of six new pieces by the end of class. Former Boot Camp participants are always (and happily) welcome. Note: No meeting November 3 and 24.
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$350.00
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24 events,The Art of the Short Story w/ Rita Bullwinkel
Venue :
Zoom
Write new short stories with award-winning author and editor Rita Bullwinkel! Writing is a unique art medium in that it is both made and, generally, consumed in isolation. Through the […]
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$5,400.00
Venue :
Zoom
Write new short stories with award-winning author and editor Rita Bullwinkel! Writing is a unique art medium in that it is both made and, generally, consumed in isolation. Through the […]
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$5,400.00
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24 events,Crafting Compelling Characters
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 1 Session 
Fictional characters are the entry point for readers to engage with the worlds that writers create. In this class, we will explore three facets of character—tragic flaws, contradictory behavior, and backstory—and reveal how you can combine them to create characters readers will love. Come ready to write! This class includes hands-on writing exercises. Attendees will walk away with the tools they need to craft compelling characters.
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$60.00
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17 events,Managing Queries with QueryTracker
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 1 Session
QueryTracker is a powerful tool for finding literary agents, sending them queries, and tracking their responses. In this course we’ll cover the basics: search tools, the who-represents-whom tool, and data view options. We’ll look at cool features that are a little harder to find: pasting in agency/agent notes, flagging agents by priority, and setting alerts for when closed agents become open. We’ll also discuss other resources like Publisher’s Marketplace. Coupons for a free year of premium QueryTracker membership will be provided for up to 10 attendees. Bring your laptop to follow along.
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$60.00
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16 events,Advanced Nonfiction
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions 
This advanced class will go beyond the basics of nonfiction writing to provide an extra focus on fleshing out characters, incorporating a narrative voice, and developing more sophisticated tools for narrative storytelling.
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$215.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions
This advanced class will go beyond the basics of nonfiction writing to provide an extra focus on fleshing out characters, incorporating a narrative voice, and developing more sophisticated tools for narrative storytelling.
Register
$215.00
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18 events,Memoir Tools from Start to Finish
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions
Whether you are writing short pieces or are embarking on a full-length memoir, you need a roadmap. Over the course of four weeks, we will cover the tools you need to write a memoir from start to finish. We will discuss methods for starting a piece and getting content on the page. We’ll explore memoir structures and the relationship of form and content. We will learn editing techniques on both the sentence and big picture levels. Finally, we will talk about publishing options for memoir projects large and small. Participants will leave with the tools and confidence to start and complete a memoir project.
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$215.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 4 Sessions
Whether you are writing short pieces or are embarking on a full-length memoir, you need a roadmap. Over the course of four weeks, we will cover the tools you need to write a memoir from start to finish. We will discuss methods for starting a piece and getting content on the page. We’ll explore memoir structures and the relationship of form and content. We will learn editing techniques on both the sentence and big picture levels. Finally, we will talk about publishing options for memoir projects large and small. Participants will leave with the tools and confidence to start and complete a memoir project.
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$215.00
Dialogue Master Class
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 1 Session 
Dialogue is essential to characterization storytelling, yet can be incredibly tricky to master. In this course, we’ll look at transcripts of conversations from life and published work to develop strategies to make your dialogue shine in your writing. Then we’ll do some targeted exercises to explore different types of dialogue strategies that go beyond direct quotation to create a symphony of distinct speaking voices for your characters. All genres welcome.
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$60.00
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18 events,Book Promotion Through Podcasting
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 2 Sessions
In this workshop we’ll focus on how to prepare your pitch materials, how to get booked on podcasts, how to be a great guest, and even how to create a professional podcasting environment.
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$100.00
Venue :
Zoom
Sessions: 2 Sessions
In this workshop we’ll focus on how to prepare your pitch materials, how to get booked on podcasts, how to be a great guest, and even how to create a professional podcasting environment.
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$100.00
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20 events,Intermediate Novel Writing: The 8 Cs (Wet Ink)
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 8 Sessions 
Are you serious about writing a novel but struggling? This intermediate course will examine the eight fundamental elements of the novel to help you find the strengths and weaknesses of your work-in-progress. From Concept to Conclusion, we will study the key components of a novel, with generative and evaluative exercises along the way. Written lessons, curated online resources, and targeted exercises (along with instructor and peer feedback) will help guide you as you continue to draft your novel. (Note: This course is a good follow-up to Tammy Greenwood’s Intro to the Novel workshop.)
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$395.00
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 8 Sessions
Are you serious about writing a novel but struggling? This intermediate course will examine the eight fundamental elements of the novel to help you find the strengths and weaknesses of your work-in-progress. From Concept to Conclusion, we will study the key components of a novel, with generative and evaluative exercises along the way. Written lessons, curated online resources, and targeted exercises (along with instructor and peer feedback) will help guide you as you continue to draft your novel. (Note: This course is a good follow-up to Tammy Greenwood’s Intro to the Novel workshop.)
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$395.00
Fiction POV Workshop (Wet Ink)
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 4 Sessions 
Do the multitude of Point of View options elude you? We will look at everything from the first person point of view to the editorial omniscient, as well as some of the less traditional points of view, to help you choose the best voice to tell your story.
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$215.00
Venue :
Wet Ink
Sessions: 4 Sessions
Do the multitude of Point of View options elude you? We will look at everything from the first person point of view to the editorial omniscient, as well as some of the less traditional points of view, to help you choose the best voice to tell your story.
Register
$215.00
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21 events,Lessons and Inspiration from a Literary Life
Venue :
The Writer’s Center
Sessions: 1 Session
Reframe your understanding of the joys, purpose, struggles, and successes associated with being both a writer and a member of the wider literary community. In a presentation that spans my […]
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$70.00
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