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This practice offers writers the opportunity to engage in a creative and communicative loop without judgment. We write from a variety of prompts designed to get writers to loosen their inner censor and simply get words on the page. After each timed session, writers read aloud their new work to ...

In this 90-minute online session we will focus on ideas, strategies and best practices for continuously improving our writing, as well as setting (and reaching) previously unattainable goals. Participants will have an opportunity to both hear and share valuable, hard-earned practices for making the most out of their writing lives ...

This cross-genre class will address the importance of crafting narrative through scenes. Through in-class writing exercises and discussion of the work of established writers, we will explore that thorniest of writers’ quandaries: When (and how much) do I Show, and When (and how much) do I Tell? d by Sarah ...

We will explore the essential elements and joy of writing a screenplay for film production. Designed for anyone who has ever considered writing a screenplay–adapting a story into a script–or who is simply curious about the power of the story in movies, this workshop is an invitation to begin the ...

This group journal writing practice technique is never the same twice. Bring one of your favorite juicy fiction books and your journal. We will write together for two hours. Write and read back. Write and read back. Instructions are aimed to spark the edges of the imaginal. This apparently random ...

The ancient scribes called it Heka—meaning the proper words in the proper sequence with the proper intonation and the proper intent. Learn to use the power of your written language through image, sound and narrative in the way the ancients did. A little bit of scribe magic for your writing ...