Instructor: Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet. Who is âyouâ in a poem? An invitation, an accusation, a mirror? Explore the many possibilities of second-person address in this craft-focused poetry class.
Instructor: Zain Shamoon. This class is dedicated to the role of storytelling in finding relief from distress; students will learn how to use storytelling for personal and communal reclamation.
Instructor: Geraldine Woods. The smallest details tell the biggest stories. Learn how to craft vivid, unforgettable characters in this hands-on craft class.
Instructor: Elise McHugh. Know what youâre signing. Learn to decipher publishing contract terms and negotiate with confidence.
Instructor: Marci Cancio-Bello. Youâve written the poemsânow what? Learn how to shape your manuscript into a compelling, cohesive collection that flows seamlessly from start to finish.
Instructor: Dilruba Ahmed. Slip into the wolfâs skin and let fairy tales reshape your poetry in this punchy, generative Poem Plus Prompt session.
Instructor: Miriam BC Tobin. An ongoing playwriting group for writers who want to share work, learn craft, and connect with other writers.
Instructor: Janine Kovac. Scrivener can feel like a mazeâbut itâs also one of the best tools for organizing your drafts, notes, and ideas in one place. Learn the basics and build your project inside the program in this hands-on class.
Instructor: Gabriela Denise Frank. Explore zuihitsu, a Japanese form that blends list, memory, and reflection into intuitive, genre-defying writing. This generative class invites you to follow your thoughts, embrace fragments, and create beauty without tidy arcs or polished conclusions.
This asynchronous course features online workbooks, including ten essential templates in Word and Excel to kickstart your writing life, and resources professional writers use to get published.
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