The Pajama Seminars – I Would Never Say That: Getting Real Dialogue Out of Your Characters with Mira Jacob
Do you dread writing dialogue? Do you want to enjoy it but feel your work falls flat on the page?
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The Pajama Seminars: Inviting the Reader In with Pam Houston
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Explore 14 ways to invite your reader into the story.
The Pajama Seminars – At the Beginning of the World: Writing Historical Fiction with Michael Zapata
How exactly do you write historical fiction? How do you dream up and then build a previous world? How do you fill that world with a story that may or may not have happened?
The Pajama Seminars: Pushing Your Novel Across the Finish Line with Deb Olin Unferth
SOLD OUT! Bring your novel beyond a messy draft to completion.
The Pajama Seminars – Rewind, Fast Forward, Pause, Play: Negotiating Time in Fiction and Memoir
In books, as in life, timing is everything. How do we deliver a story in the right order? How should a book unfold?
The Pajama Series: Get Your Dang Novel Going with Rebecca Makkai
We’re sorry, this class is SOLD OUT! You have the gift of time right now, but how exactly do you start this dang novel? How do you get past the page 30 sticking point?
Discovering Your Story with Lily Be – URLife Card Game
For one night, we ask that you suspend everything you have ever learned in any personal narrative or writing class you have taken.
One True Sentence with Ellen Blum Barish
What makes a sentence true? How can we use this approach to move our writing forward?
Writing Your Resistance Series: Poetry with Hannah Gamble
This course is part of a larger series called “Write Your Resistance.” You are welcome to take one class, or all in the series. Each is a standalone lesson.
Memoir Workshop: Shaping Family History with Annette Gendler
A workshop presenting approaches to creating compelling stories from family history.
Art of Patience: Writing a Novel in Layers with Devin Murphy
Learn how to rise above the dreaded “middle” part of writing novels and short stories.
Social Media for Your Writing Life with Ines Bellina
What if we used social media as a tool that actually nurtured our writing life, instead of sapping the energy out of it?