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How to Make Your Writing Irresistible From Page One

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Our MFA Application Megalist Is Here

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  • The Forever Workshop

    Endless education for writers.

  • Anna Sproul-Latimer

    literary agent / cofounder of Neon Literary

  • Kelli Russell Agodon

    Poet. Paddleboarder. Easygoing Capricorn. New book alert: Accidental Devotions (2026) @CopperCanyonPrs / Editor @TwoSylviasPress / Faculty @PLU_RWW she/her⚤\ud83c\udff3️‍\ud83c\udf08

  • Madeleine Bazil
  • Jane Friedman

    I report on the publishing industry as part of a paid newsletter that's not on Substack because it launched years before Substack emerged (see janefriedman.com). More personal quandaries are written about here.

  • Veronica Zora Kirin

    I study, write about, and implement paradigm shifts. Founder of Anodyne Magazine. Music by Zora Kirin.

  • Erin

    I write fiction/nonfiction about women, power, & creativity, with an esoteric/philosophical bent & anachronistic approach. Inspired by classic literature, contemporary pop culture, & the otherworldly, I help writers discover their unique voice.

  • Andrea A. Firth

    I'm a writer, editor, and educator based in the SF Bay Area--and I love everything about essays--reading, writing, editing and teaching them. I'm an Editor at Brevity Blog and CoFounder of Diablo Writers' Workshop. Learn more at www.andreaafirth.com

  • Josh Dale

    Josh Dale is the author of Duality Lies Beneath, The Light to Never Be Snuffed, and RAGE: Stories. He is the publisher of Thirty West Publishing House. Support indie lit. www.joshdale.co www.thirtywestph.com

  • Justine Payton

    Justine Payton is an MFA candidate at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington and a published writer. An avid hiker and ecofeminist, she explores the themes of resilience and discovering wonder in the small things.

  • Kelly Grace Thomas

    Kelly Grace Thomas, poet, writer, & coach, provides the mentorship of an MFA without the price tag. She’s the author of two poetry collections: Future Tense & Boat Burned. Her poems have appeared in The Sun, Adroit, the Los Angeles Review, and more.

  • Karin Gillespie

    Karin Gillespie is the author of nine novels (Simon and Schuster, Henry Press and self-published) and has an MFA in Creative Writing from Converse College.

  • Emma Darwin

    Writes fiction and non-fiction, teaches, mentors, blogs @ This Itch of Writing. New novel The Bruegel Boy due November 2025

  • Jenna Satterthwaite

    Jenna Satterthwaite is a literary agent with Storm Literary. She is also the author of thrillers MADE FOR YOU, THE NEW YEAR'S PARTY, A KILLER GETAWAY and MY KILLER BLIND DATE. She lives in Chicago with her husband and three kids.

  • Erin C. Niumata

    SVP/Literary Agent Folio Literary Management. MA Creative Writing, PhD in Publishing, wife, mom, book nerd. Member aalitagents She/Her \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddf3\ud83c\uddff\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 linktr.ee/erinniumata

  • Darien Gee

    On Substack: @Writer-ish and @Drafts, Deals & Detours. Also: Bestselling novelist, published in 11 languages. And: Micro prose author, essayist, editor, teacher. Super proud of: Poetry Society of America fellowship. Writes from: Island of Hawaiʻi.

  • Helene Kiser

    The Grief Notebook. Grief writer and reader, reluctant expert. Language obsessed, especially when there are "no words for this." Writing into the hard thing. Memoir forthcoming 2028.

  • steve chang

    Fiction Editor at Okay Donkey, Co-Person at Lit Match Collective, Fellow at some classy institutions. Developmental editor for hire. 70% Squirtle

  • Kayla Kumari
  • shome dasgupta

    Shome Dasgupta is the author of The Seagull And The Urn (HarperCollins India), and most recently, Cajun South Brown Folk (Belle Point Press). He lives in Lafayette, LA, and he is represented by Teffanie Thompson of Falkin Literary.

  • Rachel Dillon

    Rachel Dillon's poetry appears in The Slowdown, the Academy of American Poets' Poem-a-Day, Pleiades, Poet Lore, and elsewhere. A former high school English teacher in NYC public schools, she is Managing Editor of Ploughshares. (rachelmdillon.com)

  • Derek Askey

    Derek Askey is a senior editor at The Sun.

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