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Upcoming Online Writing Classes

Build Your Book From The Ground Up with Christoph Paul

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Learn to to write a book that will hook readers from the very first paragraph.

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Logic and the Unconscious: How to Write Like a Maniac, Then Like an Engineer

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Use the unconscious mind to generate fiction. An intuitive approach involving the utilization of a more urgent, language and image-driven process to create text, which you will then edit with precision.

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Write What You Fear with Gemma Files

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Get to the root of what scares you and produce the sketch of a submission-ready story in this two-week workshop.

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From Good to Great with Bradley Beaulieu

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How do you make a good book great? You work with Bradley Beaulieu. In this four-week workshop the acclaimed fantasy author will teach you what it takes to keep your readers glued to the page.

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Science Fiction & Fantasy Toolbox with Bradley Beaulieu

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There are four primary building blocks to writing a breakout novel—regardless of genre. Bradley P. Beaulieu will walk you through them in this four-week workshop.

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Short Story Mechanics with Richard Thomas

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In two weeks, Richard Thomas will help you nail the mechanics of the short story. Perfect if you're a beginner, but anyone who wants to do some serious, fast-and-furious writing is welcome.

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Writing Gothic Fiction with Francesca Lia Block

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Learn to write your own Gothic story by examining setting, character, plot, voice and theme. Weetzie Bat author Francesca Lia Block will be your guide in this 4-week class.

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The Architecture of Fiction with Nick Mamatas

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Where do you start? Where are you going? How do you get there? Answer those questions in this four-week workshop with author Nick Mamatas.

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Writers Helping Writers : From The Workshop

"Portrait of the Artist as an Octopussy" by petefern

Two bandmates get into a pornosophical kerfuffle at a bagel shop during a post-show breakfast while on tour. Warning: intermixed sex and violence.

"The Bewitchin' Pond" by DTucker

A man who never wanted to run a crematorium, but now does, takes drastic measures when his equipment malfunctions.

"Suit Made of Shadows" by herlit

Two detectives chase a killer who might be a rogue spy.

"The Coffin Maker" by Austrian Spencer

A young man applies for the position of Coffinmaker's apprentice - and in doing so learns the primary qualification of the job - the ability to...

"Jolene" by MetalAged

Introducing a new character to my second novel

Sharpen Your Skills : Essays On Writing

One Word Leads To The Next: Unconventional Conjunctive Devices

From: Chuck Palahniuk

An essay that explores unconventional conjunctive devices and how they can link a story together, making it more like a song or piece of music.

The Haunting: How To Conquer The Shame Of Being A Writer

From: Chuck Palahniuk

An essay about why the vocation of writing can sometimes feel shameful, and how to own that shame and then eventually conquer it.

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