Fiction

This one-session online workshop is designed for emerging fiction writers who are beginning a novel or returning to one that has stalled.

Join us in this pay-what-you can deep dive into the works of Toni Morrison.

The best way to improve as a writer is to write. The second best way is to read and analyze contemporary literature.

It’s not easy to make readers laugh, but I find that when you do, they might be more willing to follow you down whatever path you take them on.

This is a class for people who want to write a novel but need a kick in the pants to get started, or are stuck starting over and over and want support.

Are you writing a novel? Short stories? Flash fiction? It's all welcome in this six-week generative workshop.

This class will explore the components of fiction (e.g., voice, dialogue, plot) in a variety of short stories.

You may have completed a draft, but the story doesn’t end there. In this workshop, learn about the necessary art of revision for fiction projects.

Are you writing a novel? Short stories? Flash fiction? It's all welcome in this six-week generative workshop.

The past is closer than you think—and full of pressures, as writers scramble to become experts in every part of historic life.

In this class, we'll read one craft book before each session. During class time, we'll discuss the book and work on exercises inspired by the content.

What is the world your characters inhabit and how does it shape them?

Do you feel like your characters are struggling to speak? In this class we will discuss writing dialogue that doesn’t sound clunky or robotic.

This class will explore the components of fiction (e.g., voice, dialogue, plot).Participants will use knowledge and writing exercises to write your own story.

Few things are more frustrating than realizing your character has read your outline and said, “Absolutely not.”

Have an idea for comic or graphic novel but aren't sure where to begin? Join us!