The Practice of Writing
Nina Barufaldi, Leah Scott-KirbyThe Practice of Writing is an online creative writing school and resource for beginning to advanced writers hosted by Nina Barufaldi and Leah Scott-Kirby
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | thepracticeofwriting.substack.com |
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Flash Club Live! ft. Ron Currie, Jr.s "Cross Your Fingers God Bless"
Tonight in Flash Club we read “Cross Your Fingers, God Bless” by Ron Currie Jr., a sharp, darkly funny flash about a woman named Annie who ignores a series of increasingly obvious warnings before a catastrophic encounter with a bear.
Flash Club Live! ft. GennaRose Nethercott's 'The Illuminarium'
From the Flash Club archives: this session took us into The Illuminarium by (published by ), where a group of hopeful devotees attempt to banish darkness forever and instead discover the brutal necessity of shadow. We talked about repetitio...
The Objects of Importance.
03/10/2026
Words Out!
Originally, this week’s session was scheduled to feature Nina B. Lichtenstein teaching My Body, My Story. Due to international travel and time differences, we’ll be moving that class to a later date and look forward to hosting it soon. Subs...
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Nina & BB. World building. Multiple perspectives. One abstraction. One dog.
Lyrical ramblings, memory dives, postcards to unknowing recipients, and strange little prompts. Basically, a playground for brains that won’t shut up.
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