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In this intermediate workshop, you will do close readings, complete generative exercises, talk craft, and complete a first draft of an essay

From Le Guin's "The Dispossessed" to Newitz's "Autonomous," explore how science fiction has grappled with the future of work and the worker's place in society.

Take your writing habit to the next level.

This is a class for intermediate writers already working on a project and feeling stuck with character development.

Showing up to write isn't half the battle - it is the battle.

Discuss and analyze the representations of “the modern(ist) man” in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises.

Learn to bypass your inner critic using the techniques of improvisation, mapping your experiences and turning seeming mistakes into gems.

The class examines the role of poetry in the social justice movement and provides participants with the opportunity to write, perform and possibly publish.

Explore translated treasures and apply the techniques, imagery, and ideas used by foreign authors our own short stories.

Too often a writer enters a poem in the same eye-witnessing way, using "I" to begin. This class will provide you with different strategies for beginning a poem.

This class will arm you with 10 tips/tricks to forge a healthier relationship with rejection.

Explore how to turn the theories of today into visions of the near future.

In this immersive fiction class, you can explore your imagination in new and creative ways.