ONLINE: Writing Romance (In the Time of Coronavirus)
Romance is one of the hottest-selling genres on the fiction market. But how do you turn your story into a page turner?
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Story Into Screen with Mary Ruth Clarke
This class offers a boot camp for prose writers, and is designed for anyone interested in learning the basics of how to tell a story in a picture that moves.
Short Fiction Workshop with Ben Hoffman
Join this group of experienced writers for six weeks to continue and deepen your exploration of short fiction.
Get Your Manuscript Out the Door with Gina Frangello
Don’t fear the publishing landscape any longer!
Everything You Need to Know About Writing and Publishing in the Kidlit Genre
Students will get an insider’s view and connect to a community of writers interested in the craft of creating stories specifically for the Kidlit market.
Creative Writing Essentials with Sarah Terez Rosenblum
Discover the elements at the heart of all good fiction and nonfiction in this eight-session introduction to creative writing.
ONLINE: 13 Ways of Looking at Character
This online class will help you explore all the angles of writing characters, and the best part is you get to set your own schedule.
Novel Foundations with Frances de Pontes Peebles
This class will cover the essentials of novel writing: how to build expectations and fulfill them; how to create complex characters; how to deploy time and understand structure; how to revise without losing stamina or perspective.
Finish What You Start with Julia Fine
In this class we’ll break down mental blocks with a series of stimulating, generative writing prompts and lectures designed to build momentum and free your project from wherever it has stalled.
Urgency and the Personal Essay with Megan Stielstra
SORRY. THIS CLASS IS SOLD OUT. WAITLIST CAN BE FOUND BY CLICKING THE “REGISTER” BUTTON. This workshop examines the personal essay as a contribution to a greater cultural dialogue, digging into a myriad of forms including memoir, criticism, investigation, reflection, and the delicious and often messy ways that writers have blurred those lines between them.
Online: Intro to Fiction with Sarah Kokernot
Learn the building blocks of writing fiction: character, conflict and plot, dialogue, and point of view.