Posts Tagged ‘Fiction’
Teacher Feature: Jen Malia
Jen Malia is an autistic author and advocate. Her debut children’s picture book, Too Sticky!: Sensory Issues with Autism (Albert Whitman, April 2020), is about a girl who has to overcome her…
Read MoreYouth Classes Summer 2021
The Muse is excited to offer a number of insightful classes, workshops, and seminars for youth writers this Summer! Youth Director Remy Smidt discusses this Summer’s Youth Classes! The…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Nathaniel Glanzman
SensitivityIs a word that is used whenWriting a first draft This semester, teaching artist Nathaniel Glanzman is teaching a seminar, Sensitivity Reading 101 on Saturday, April 24 at 1-3:30pm EST. The publishing…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Jayne Ann Krentz
The fastest way to infuse energy into your writing is to start the story at a point you find exciting–not where you think the reader should start. This semester, Jayne…
Read MoreJust A Phase Literary Journal: A Collection Of Teen Writing
Call For Submissions! We are publishing a literary journal called “Just A Phase” featuring teen writing that was created during the pandemic. We are open to multi-genre submissions with a…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Suzanne Underwood Rhodes
This semester, Suzanne Rhodes is teaching the class, “Writing the Light in a Dark Time” beginning on Saturday, February 13 at 10am EST. Take Suzanne’s class to explore the core…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Erin Beaty
Once upon a time, a girl came out to her friends and family as a writer, and they all said, “Duh. We were just waiting for day YOU accepted that…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Lisa Cooper
A long time student of The Muse, Lisa Cooper received her Master’s Degree in Creative Writing and Adult Education with a concentration in Memoir from Seton Hill University. Trained and…
Read MoreProgram Feature: Fiction
Are you an experienced fiction writer? Are you new to fiction, but looking to learn more about the genre? The Muse Writers Center offers a variety of fiction classes and…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Dana Staves
Take Dana’s Class: The Advanced Romance Workshop which begins on Tuesday, October 6 7-9:30pm EST! Genre fiction is not only lucrative – it’s a relentless pursuit of joy. That’s what…
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