Breakfast & Book Club with Jennifer Egan DONATION
Breakfast & Book Club with Jennifer Egan DONATION
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The Sentence Alive: Four Lessons on Memoir Through Sound, Body, and Form with Paul Lisicky
$250.00 · October 14In this four-week craft-centered seminar, multi-genre writer Paul Lisicky invites participants to explore the deep architecture of memoir at the level of the sentence and the scene.
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Creative Writing Essentials with Kathryn Kruse (In Person) Fall 2026
$585.00 · October 21Come explore elements that live at the heart of fiction, non-fiction and poetry in this eight-session introduction to creative writing.
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Creative Writing Essentials with Bess Winter Kosinec (Online)
$585.00 · October 13This eight-week class will help students gain the tools they need to be able to generate ideas, drafts, and revisions. (Please Note! The dates for this class are Oct. 13 - Dec. 8, skipping Nov 24)
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Summer 2026 Novel Series: Finding Your Ending with Blair Hurley
$65.00 · September 9We’re sorry, this class is sold out! Please put your name on the waitlist in case a spot opens up In this class, we'll look behind the curtain of great story endings and adapt what we learn to our own endings. We'll work on fitting resonant images and powerful character choices into story endings—all while balancing the bitter and the sweet.
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Welcome to the Party: Intro to Creative Writing with Sheree L. Greer Fall 2026
This class is Pay What You Can! Pay $1 or $50 - whatever works for your budget! Welcome to the Party, a single-session, cross-genre introduction to creative writing, asks participants to embrace and amplify their desire to write with excitement, affirmation, and possibility.
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Genre Series: The Haunted Mind: Writing Psychology in Horror with Atina Hartunian
$65.00 · October 20This single-session class explores how psychology shapes horror on the page, examining the ways fear, repression, memory, obsession, and perception transform both characters and the worlds they inhabit—perhaps even their homes.
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A Master Class on Tension and Time: Narrative Momentum in Fiction with Gina Chung
$75.00 · October 22In this class, we’ll talk about how playing with time in fiction—through techniques such as flashbacks, compression, backstory, and flash-forwards—can shape the stories we want to tell.
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A Master Class: Criticizing Pop Culture with Taylor Crumpton (Online)
$75.00 · September 10Pop culture is power, and power needs to be critiqued by those who are impacted by it. Students will discuss instances of pop culture that are important to them and come away with strategies for criticizing pop culture in the form of a written essay.
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A Master Class: Nonfiction and The Perfect Paradox of Pacing with Rachel Louise Snyder
$75.00 · December 2Through discussion and scene-length readings, participants will explore craft decisions that determine how to address time and pacing in memoir.
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