All Levels

In this four-part class, we will use each class to study and discuss four different forms: haiku, sonnet, villanelle, and sestina.

In this narrative building and nurturing workshop, the emphasis will be on developing and polishing a draft.

Take a deep dive into the craft of one short story each month to see what we can learn from it as writers.

In this class, learn what you need to know about self-publishing, traditional publishing, and begin to think about marketing your book once it's published.

Join us for this reader series class where we will take a deep dive into the craft of one collection of poetry each month.

In this interactive, 4-week, 2-hour workshop, Dr. Mary Weems will share her tips for editing creative writings across genres.

No matter what’s stopping you, this generative workshop is designed to get your mind whirling and fingers flying.

Join Marion and Barbara to discuss these celebrated books by three masters of modern poetry.

This generative course will discuss what lessons you can take away from popular multimedia franchises.

Join this four-week course to discover how to become disciplined in your writing even when you might be feeling un-inspired.

This class will provide prompts for creating non-horror scenes that glint with horror by showing how previous authors have crafted their writing & scenes.

This class will present recent Latin American fiction that goes beyond magical realism by crossing into genre literature.

This 6-week course explores how we honor what has passed and who has passed out of our lives.

This craft talk examines the basics of place—what grows here & what doesn't grow there— good food tastes of itself.

This two-hour lecture will provide the foundational concepts that we’ll work with in the four-week Developing a Writing Habit Class.

In this two-hour workshop, we'll look at the art of writing scenes, engaging exposition, and rich meaning-making.

In this class, we’ll read some climate fiction and write the beginnings of our own stories, including in-class writing and workshopping.

This class will help you develop writing habits that will boost your confidence, help you find your “voice,” and keep your writing process in motion.

This single-session craft talk will cover all the basics of submitting a winning proposal.

The workshop will bring to the surface simple aspects of self-care that can very easily be forgotten through the movement of our day-to-day life.

In this workshop, you’ll learn where to find publications that are looking for work, proper manuscript format, and submission etiquette.

During the workshop, we will draw inspiration from published queer writers and write vigorously.

In this workshop we will use objects as the engine to tell the story of an individual or a group of people.