Genre-Bending Fiction with Lara Ehrlich
We’ll talk about how to mix genres and bend their “rules” to write memorable fiction.
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PJ Seminar: Master Class on How Crime Fiction Reveals Truths with Steph Cha
In this PJ Seminar, we will talk about how we can look at the world around us and use its flaws to inform the lives of our characters and generate fiction with the power of truth.
PJ Seminar: Master Class on Metaphor in Horror Writing with Emil Ferris
In this master class, Emil Ferris (acclaimed author of My Favorite Thing is Monsters) will lead students through an exploration of symbols and hidden pictures and unpack how to incorporate them into your own narrative writing.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Building the Imaginary from the Real with Héctor Tobar
Building imaginary worlds from the raw material of the real isn’t just a matter of research; it’s training your eye and ear to think like a writer, and learning to see your novel or your story come alive in the world around you.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Writing a Memoir in Essays with Terese Mailhot
In this PJ seminar, we’ll talk about writing a memoir in essays, and we’ll explore how to characterize the self and write about others who you may or may not want a relationship with once the book is done.
Getting Started and Keeping On: Generative Writing for Where You’re At with Kathryn Kruse
Come for an evening of discovery and leave with new words on the page.
Traditional Publishing: An Overview with Anitra Budd
In this seminar, editor and educator Anitra Budd will give a whirlwind tour of traditional publishing.
Writing Your Middle-Grade Novel with Kate Hannigan
In this six-week course you will focus on the crucial elements to writing your middle-grade novel.
What is it? A Play, a Movie, a TV Show? with Mary Ruth Clarke
Learn how to turn your story into something on the screen – and learn the difference between the different formats!
Reckoning with Remembrance: On Memoir and Memory with Sheree Greer
This workshop examines the intersections of memory and research in crafting memoir and personal essays.
Getting Over the Hump with Julia Fine
In this six-week class, you’ll talk about the common struggles novelists face while working through a draft, and use a mix of workshopping, writing prompts, and craft conversation to get through them.
The Vision and The Line: Ekphrastic Poetry with Tara Betts
Tara Betts will lead participants on a journey that explores the dimensions and depths of writing about an artist’s work. You will explore poetry as well as essays and lyrical prose.