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: 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.
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!
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.
Creating Your Own World with Susanna Calkins
Writers will explore key aspects of world-building and scene-setting, reflecting on how sensory details, language, dialogue and history (real or imagined) help authors create their own unique worlds.
Jumpstart Your Novel with Blair Hurley
This course is a six-week novel writing intensive for writers with an idea or part of a novel who are ready to kick their project into high gear.
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.
Not Your Pretty Little Pixie: Women Writing the Short Story with Dipika Mukherjee
Part literary critique, part workshop, this class will explore a variety of approaches to rage and the short story.
Writing Fairytales with David Welch
This course looks specifically at how tales are (re)written across time periods & cultures, with the “genre” being ultimately reminiscent of a form that allows for both conversation and variation.