Blackbird's Flight School with Jennifer Lauck
Jennifer Lauck\ud83d\udc26⬛ Spent 20 years failing at novels until I cracked the code. Now I teach the map: scene by scene, the craft that actually works. \ud83d\udc26⬛
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The Line She Hid in Plain Sight
Welcome back into Flight School:
Most people think they know how To Kill a Mockingbird ends—with the verdict. Tom Robinson convicted. And Atticus Finch walking out of the courthouse with the Black community in the balcony rising to th...
The Editors Sharp Eye: Nothing Is Wasted
Welcome into Flight School:
I’m delighted to continue this transformative conversation about the work of Harper Lee that now takes us into a book most have read, or at least heard about. To Kill a Mockingbird which is what emerged from...
The Summer of the Finch: A Conversation in Paris
“You go to the very end, Jennifer. Which is why I wanted to be here.”
— Pamela Combastet, Paris, 8 p.m.
Welcome into Flight School and this deep conversation I was lucky to have with Pamela who is the President of WICE, a Paris liter...
Summer of the Finch: Go Set a Watchman
“You are not losing yourself, Jean Louise. You are, for the first time, finding yourself.”
— Uncle Jack, Go Set a Watchman
Welcome into Flight School and the continuation of our Summer of the Finch:
If you finished Go Set a Watchman, yo...
The Summer of the Finch: Launched
Welcome into Flight School for our Summer of the Finch:
We had a full house of writers signed up for this meeting and then, come Go Time, we only had two and then one and then two again. That’s summer for you so I’m delighted to bring you...
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