Posts Tagged ‘Workshops. Seminars’
Teacher Feature: Christine Rucker
This class will take a quick break from structured writing and combine words with visual elements, also looking at other artists’ journals. In this class, students will try simple art techniques to explore stream of consciousness and talk about how this can be incorporated in their writing practice.
Read MoreWant to be a Poet? The Muse gives you the path to become one!
Join a Muse Poetry Class or Workshop Today! Start or continue your poetry journey as soon as tomorrow. Tutuion is always available. Begin or refresh with Kindra McDonald Sign up for Introduction to Poetry Writing Now! Start workshopping those poems with Suzanne Rhodes Sign up for the Poetry Workshop Today-STARTS MONDAY! Fine tune your poetry…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Nishat Ahmed
Take one of Nishat’s Classes: Unlocking Sounds in Poetics and How to Ask Questions in Poems! “If we can’t find joy while doing the work of writing, then what’s the point?” – Nishat Ahmed Take Nishat’s classes if you want to be in an environment that hopes to break the traditional workshop/seminar/class structure!…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Suzanne Rhodes
Take one of Suzanne’s Classes: The Poetry Workshop & Getting Your Chapbook Ready: A How-To Seminar Suzanne Rhodes promotes an atmosphere of respect, trust, and camaraderie, so group members can be open and relaxed. Her passion for poetry is contagious. In workshops, everyone’s insights and observations are valued. Students have said they appreciate that Suzanne…
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 Dana loves about romance: the happiness factor, the HEA – or happily ever after – is required, and that opens up a world of hope…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Sheila Arnold
“Remember that when someone hears your story, it is hard for them to be your enemy.” -Sheila Arnold Take one of Sheila’s Classes: Storytelling: The Stories Inside Us, Healing the Sting, and Storytelling Next: Taking Your Story Further! If you are a person who would like to learn more about how to tell a story…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Diane Fine
Take Diane’s Class: The Screenwriting Workshop: Tuesday Evenings These classes offer insightful, positive feedback on screenplays, teleplays, TV pilots and treatments that are in progress. They will focus on story structure, character arcs and thematic development while also offering guidance on common screenplay formatting issues. Unlike other forms of writing, screenwriting is a highly collaborative…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: John DeDakis
Take one of John’s Classes: Buffing & Polishing: The Art of Rewriting and Writing as a Way to Heal from Grief “Why do you write? To get rich? Famous? My hunch is those things would be nice, but you probably write because you must. Writing is its own reward, and writing well is a goal…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Skye Zentz
Take a class taught by Skye: Songwriting: The Lyrical Craft, Ukulele Performance Workshop, and Songwriting for Young Writers, Songwriting: They Lyrical Craft: This class is great for music lovers of all varieties, but especially for those who pay lots of attention to the lyrics and the stories behind the songs they hear. No musical experience…
Read MoreTeacher Feature: Jacob Gregory
“Writing, like life itself, is a voyage of discovery.” E.M. Forster Take a class taught by Jacob: Introduction to Fiction Writing (Tuesday Mornings & Wednesday Evenings) Jacob’s classes are for writers of all ages and styles looking to jump into the craft. Expect engaging lessons, readings and exercises based on various writing elements. Favorite authors,…
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