Narratively Academy
Narratively Academy, Seth Lorinczi, Noah Rosenberg, Brendan Spiegel, Jesse Sposato, Amelia Edelman, Jay Dixit, Kristina R. Gaddy, Eben Pindyck, Josh KrigmanA community for writers to hone your craft and develop all the tools to pursue your writing and publishing dreams.
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Narratively Academy is a creative community for writers to hone your craft and develop all the tools you need to pursue your writing and publishing dreams—through intimate classes, live videos, how-to guides, community chats, and much more.
Untold stories about the unheard music. Words in The Guardian, Narratively, Maggot Brain, Fretboard Journal and elsewhere.
I'm the Founder, CEO and Head of Content at Narratively, and a proud Brooklyn dad. When I'm not creating or consuming stories, you'll likely find me on two wheels somewhere.
Cofounder and Head of Editorial, Narratively
Executive editor at Narratively. Also writes essays around the internet about feminist things, friendship, parenting, and more.
Amelia Edelman is an editor, travel writer and content strategist. Publications include NPR, Travel + Leisure, BBC, Lonely Planet, and others. She lives in Nashville and is often found around the globe with kids in tow.
Writer and educator. Taught writing at Yale. Was OpenAI's first Head of Community for Writers. Now teaching people how to use AI as a Socratic thinking partner instead of a content generator—a tool for thinking, not a substitute for it.
Kristina R. Gaddy is a Swedish-American writer and author of three books of nonfiction A Most Perilous World; Flowers in the Gutter; and Well of Souls; and co-author, with Rhiannon Giddens, of Go Back and Fetch It.
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