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In this workshop, we will discuss the importance of ‘play’ in our busy lives as well as some exercises you can do to welcome great ideas to work on. Open to youth in grades 7-12.
Join NaNoWriMo Executive Director Grant Faulkner and Rebecca Makkai for a FREE conversation about National Novel Writing Month and novel writing in general.
This workshop will help you develop mindsets, rituals and ways of work that allow you to continue writing during the life you have now.
In this 3-hour workshop with author and trauma specialist Katherine Standefer, learn how the physiological processes of trauma and shame interact with a writing process.
In this craft class, we’ll talk about how to take real life experience and fictionalize it.
How do our sentences and scenes intuitively move? How does one “formalize magic,” anyway?
This class will help writers to see setting as an additional “character” in their piece and examine the methods a writer can employ to make the world feel accurate, rich, and compelling
This craft talk will discuss the bivalve heart of the story that unifies all of these elements—world building, plot, character, and theme.
We’ll talk about how to mix genres and bend their “rules” to write memorable fiction.
We will do a deep dive into what makes for a successful romantic comedy, in all its iterations.
In this class, we’ll explore the elements of strong, vivid, and moving creative writing and the structure and construction of the novel form.
In this six-week course you will focus on the crucial elements to writing your middle-grade novel.
