This generative fiction workshop will help new writers get started and returning writers brush off the rust. Participants will work through exercises in developing character and plot, generating and combining […]
This annual panel discussion featuring agents and editors sheds light on how a book goes from manuscript to bookstore shelves.
Getting Published is a 3-hour long event on Saturday, March 23, designed to guide writers through the process of submitting their work.
Writing About Your Immigrant Experience is a sequence of two, two-hour long writing workshops on April 2 and April 9. This workshop seeks to encourage and empower participants to share their immigrant and refugee stories, whether they are first-generation immigrants, or those whose families came here a long time ago. We will discuss some tropes […]
Writing About Your Immigrant Experience is a sequence of two, two-hour long writing workshops on April 2 and April 9. This workshop seeks to encourage and empower participants to share […]
Writer Ruben Quesada will lead the following workshop, presented by the MFA Org: Crafting Prose Poetry: Tools, Techniques, and Prompts for Creative Expression This session explores the art of prose poetry, focusing on the […]
Writing Past What You Know: Strategies for Creative Research is a sequence of 3, 2-hour long writing workshops on April 17, May 1, & May 15. Whether you’re writing fiction, […]
Writing Past What You Know: Strategies for Creative Research is a sequence of 3, 2-hour long writing workshops on April 17, May 1, & May 15. Whether you’re writing fiction, […]
Finding the Heart of a Scene is a 3-hour long event on Saturday, May 4, exploring how to write scenes with momentum and drive. We will begin by comparing a […]
Writing Past What You Know: Strategies for Creative Research is a sequence of 3, 2-hour long writing workshops on April 17, May 1, & May 15. Whether you’re writing fiction, […]
