Scene Work: Crafting Compelling Stories through Powerful Scene Writing
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Scenes are the building blocks of story. Elevate your game with core scene writing essentials.
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You’re the Main Character: Masterful First-Person Writing
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Struggling with how to make yourself come alive on the page? Looking to unleash the power of first-person?
Masterclass on the Essential Tools of Narrative: Scene, Summary & Reflection
Zoom Meeting
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Learn how the three essential tools of storytelling--scene, summary, reflection--work together to create powerful narrative.
Writing for Commercial Publications: Find the Right Fit for YOUR Work
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Get your essays ready for commercial publication and get closer to yes!
Does It Have to Be Memoir?: Reimagining Your True Story
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We endlessly negotiate the temptations of fiction as we write memoir. What if we yielded?
The Secrets of Structure: Shaping Your Powerful, Publishable Novel or Memoir
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You’ve got a beautiful, wild, and free first draft...now what?
Diving Deeply: Using Research to Explore, Expand, and Revise Your Work
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Whether you write true stories, fiction, or poetry, research can be a multifaceted tool to explore, expand, and revise your work.
From Itch to Pitch: Start Writing for Parenting Publications
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Want to write for parenting publications but need help figuring out where to start?
Micro Memoir: Writing and Publishing Tiny True Stories
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Delicious to read, devilishly difficult to write, micro memoir requires great story-telling skill and evocative language.
Dark Truths: Five Tools for Crafting Compelling Mental Health Narratives
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Mental health stories speak to our darkest truths and teach us what it means to be human. Learn five craft tools for telling your own.
PUBLISHING INTENSIVE | The Secrets to Finding the Right Path to Publication for Your Book
Zoom Meeting
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Join us for a daylong intensive for writers seeking to publish books with big and small presses.
Prose that Sings: Voices for Every Writer
Virtual Event
What does having a strong writing voice mean, and how can writers develop their own?