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Six writers are going to class on us.
Six writers are going to class on us.
As Electric Literature’s education partner, we’re getting together to give away six spots in our online writing classes this fall, including one full eight-week workshop.
First place: an 8-week work...
Writing the Novella, Voice, & Killing Your Clichés
Writing The Novella: Exploring Long-Short Fiction 6-Week Zoom Intensive with Michelle Kicherer, Starts Wednesday, November 4th, 2026
Here is our Meet the Teaching Artist Interview with Michelle:
Writing Workshops: Hi, Michelle. Please int...
INSIDE JOKES: A Panel on Writing and Publishing Humor & Satire
Thursday, November 5th, 2026
Live Panel via Zoom from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM ET
RSVP Here. Book Included.
🌍 Class Times by Time Zone: Los Angeles (PST): 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM / Chicago (CST): 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM / New York (EST): 7:00 PM – 9...
🚫 What AI Cannot Write
Poetry of Place: Writing Where You Are 4-Week Zoom Poetry Workshop with Logen Cure starts on Sunday, October 4th, 2026
AI cannot write you. It cannot capture your voice. And it cannot capture the place you’re from, the place that made you...
Point of View, Confidence, and the First Door Every Reader Walks Through
The Power of Point of View 5-Week Multigenre Zoom Workshop with Kate Milliken Starts on Monday, October 26th, 2026
In The Power of Point of View, a five-week, multi-genre Zoom workshop, Kate Milliken teaches POV for fiction writers, memoir...
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Award-winning instructors from WritingWorkshops.com share craft insights, writing advice, and publishing guidance. Founded in 2016, we help writers strengthen their voice, deepen their craft, and find community on the path to publication.
Brittany Ackerman is the author of The Perpetual Motion Machine and The Brittanys. She has a forthcoming novel with CLASH Books called The Style of Your Life. She does not like elevators and prefers to take the stairs.
\ud83d\udcd6 debut memoir Girl Gone Wild out now! ✍️ writer NYT, Amazon, Netflix, Cosmo, The Cut \ud83c\udf99️podcaster Private Parts Unknown, The Bleeders, Podcast Bestie
Author of HYSTERICAL, a semifinalist for The Thurber Prize for American Humor / Co-author of INSIDE JOKES: A Comedy and Creativity Guide for All Writers (out Oct. 20th) / Humor writing teacher / Virgo
PhD \ud83c\udf41 author of Leafskin (Stillhouse Press) & The Cemetery Cure (dancing girl press) \ud83c\udf41 tree-hugging, teaching, & Writing Toward Nature from Portland, Oregon \ud83c\udf41 rooting creative practices in the magic of ecological entanglements
Here: personal stories, writing prompts, industry insights & live creative chats. There: I write about books for the SF Chronicle, Willamette Week & others. Author of the satirical novella Sexy Life, Hello. Founding Editor of Banana Pitch Press.
Shamus Award-winning author of the detective novel Wait There Till You Hear from Me (Crescent City Books 2025). Work in Best American Mystery and Suspense Stories 2025. Most recent record is The Ones That Brought You Home.
Author of AN ARMSFULL OF BIRDS: A PERSONAL FIELD GUIDE TO LOVE, LOSS, AND COMMITMENT. Fun at parties.
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