Events

This five-session workshop, aimed at beginning and intermediate writers who've already produced at least one draft of a horror story, will provide students with actionable feedback on their own fiction while broadening their understanding of craft-based approaches to writing horror.

Join us for this 90-minute interactive session with Laurie Penny to discuss the ins and outs of writing for television.

Tools to bring characters to life quickly and effectively in a short story

This 1-hour webinar will provide a foundational definition of burnout, as well as articulate contributing factors and strategies for managing burnout.

Delve beyond Save the Cat to explore different structures—not just of plot, but of every aspect of your story, from scenes to character arcs.

Save the Date: May 5, 2023 

Steamy in Seattle, a Paranormal Romance Tea Party

with Gail Carriger and Piper J. Drake

in-person and streaming online

Explore the rituals in our own writing practices, learn from each other’s rituals, and use writing prompts to develop new rituals.

In this 1-hour webinar, learn to identify your core strengths, themes, narrative building blocks, and values, and how to use them to generate new ideas that play to your strengths.

This five-session workshop, aimed at beginning and intermediate writers who've already produced at least one draft of a horror story, will provide students with actionable feedback on their own fiction while broadening their understanding of craft-based approaches to writing horror.

Explore the relationships between principal characters and how those relationship arcs can be developed into dynamic and evolving connections to engage readers and drive the plot forward.

Use courtroom interrogation techniques to get to the heart of your character.