The Pajama Seminars – Just Say Yes: Writing About Sex with Elissa Schappell
Everything you want to know about writing about sex but were too afraid to ask.
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The Pajama Seminars – Place: From Where to Why with Pitchaya Sudbanthad
Place can bring characters into stronger focus and come to life as much as any character.
PJ Seminar: Staying In Love with Your Book with Ramona Ausubel
Does it sometimes seem like your novel is trying to kill you? Have you considered divorcing a story?
The Pajama Seminars – The Occupational Hazards of the Writing Life: A Handy Guide to Recognizing and Outwitting the Demons with Nayomi Munaweera
This generative class will explore your own specific roadblocks to the state of creative flow.
The Pajama Seminars: Silence and Obsession with Ru Freeman
What is that thing—a sense of the feral, of loss, fear, desire, hurt, rage— that engulfs you in silence?
The Pajama Seminars: Thinking in Fragments with Jenny Boully
In this generative class, participants will be given prompts with which to generate micro-essays and fragments.
The Pajama Seminars: Writing Dangerous Satires with Rion Amilcar Scott
Ridiculous times call for ridiculous responses.
The Pajama Seminars: What to Write When You Think You Can’t Write with Juan Martinez
RESCHEDULED DATE: Thursday, July 16
The Pajama Seminars – Writing Real People: Empathy and Generosity in Fiction with Claire Lombardo
We’ll explore how to create fully three-dimensional characters using a twofold approach, striving for both technical mastery and deep emotional generosity.
Poetry, Fairytales, and Intuitive Magic with David Welch
Fairy tales, like poems, are as much about their forms as they are the definition of their genre.
Dialogue and Tension with Sarah Terez Rosenblum
Central to all storytelling–whether you write fiction, or creative nonfiction– is the need to build and sustain narrative tension so that your readers feel drawn into your writing.