Meg Pokrass Microfiction Workshops
Meg PokrassMeg's upcoming workshops posted here. Paid subscribers will be sent a curated micro story model/prompt per week with exercise, and can post their stories for the community to read (optional). Subscribers receive $10 off of all Meg's solo-taught workshops.
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Meg Pokrass’ is the author of 7 flash collections. She is the Founding Co-Editor of Best Microfiction anthology series and teaches online flash fiction workshops here: https://megpokrass.substack.com/ more
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