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Mondays 7—9 PM on Zoom, October 2, 16, 23, and 30
This four-week class is focused on learning new skills and capacities to revise your work...
read moreThis is a virtual, six-week workshop being held on October 3, 10, 17, 24, November 7 and 14 from 6:30-8:30 PM (ET).
So you can guess a whole movie as soon as you see the...
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Over the course of this four-week workshop, we will read poems by 4 Latin American poets. We will observe the formal elements of each poet’...
read morePlease join us for a 4-week generative eco-poetry workshop on Zoom led by Nancy Lynée Woo, author of I’d Rather Be Lightning. Writers of all experience levels...
read more$15.00 (early bird)
Characterization in memoir is always a challenge: How can we make the people we know feel as real and alive for readers as they do to us?
As...
read moreThis is a virtual, six-week workshop meeting on October 4, 11, 18, 25, November 1, 8 from 6:30-8:30 PM.
Through time, monsters have taken on every form within tales from...
read moreCurious about what goes on behind the scenes in the publishing industry? Join us with Beacon Press Publicist, Perpetua Charles, for a look behind the curtain of the often...
read moreHow do I get the words onto the page? Writers have grappled with this question for centuries. To outline or not outline? Daily morning pages or late-night writing? ...
read moreKevin Clouther will discuss and read from is work in fiction. His second story collection, Maximum Speed, is forthcoming from...
read moreHow can we use creative nonfiction to better examine illness as experience? How can we observe ways illness and healing are shaped by language and story? Rather than rely on...
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