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  Join award winning author Malinda Lo for a craft workshop dedicated to tips and tools for helping your novel revision take shape. In t ...  View More

On campus! Traveling has inspired many writers to create fiction and memoir. When we venture into new landscapes, our minds also wander in surprising ...  View More

This workshop is an invitation to explorers & makers, writers of all genres, who would like to join a curated conversation, and expedition of looking ...  View More

This generative course will explore lyrical approaches to writing about food, hunger, pleasure, and nourishment. We will read widely, from a packet of ...  View More

Our lives are rich with stories passed on from families and friends. How do you decide what's material for a short story or a novel that anyone outs ...  View More

Disability representation in speculative fiction has long been disappointingly peripheral. And even when present, representations too often fall into ...  View More

Alice Walker wrote in Possessing the Secret of Joy: "Yes. Mother. I can see you are flawed. You have not hidden it. That is your greatest gift to me." ...  View More

"Whatever or whoever you are, there's one very enjoyable step you can take, right now – or at least, fairly soon – to make yourself a better writer: T ...  View More

In this intensive workshop, a veteran editor of a major publishing house will help you hone your story arc, character development, setting, voice, poi ...  View More

There is an “in between” stage for most book writers. You’re not quite done, but you know your book—its heart, its plot, and what you think its ending ...  View More

You've written an entire story---except for the ending. You've deleted and rewritten the last paragraph, the last page, or the last ten pages and it h ...  View More

"Write what should not be forgotten.” - Isabel Allende   If you have been thinking about beginning to write your life stories or if you have alr ...  View More