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East Side

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Upcoming Classes & Workshops

Multigenre
2/1

Winter Writing Retreat 2025 (FULL)

Knock out a new poem or two, draft a chapter of a novel or memoir, or revise that essay or story you have been working on.
Fiction
2/18

Prosaics: Writing More Beautifully

We'll look at some of the quantifiable qualities of beautiful prose and work on some exercises to generate elegant touches to dialog or description.
Writing Process
3/5

Let the Writing Make the Rules

In this intensive course, we will deepen our understanding of the voice, the shape, and the themes that our work seeks to articulate.
Business of Writing
3/8 & 3/15

Self-Publishing Made Simple: A Complete Guide to Publishing, Marketing, and Growing Your Author Career

In this 4-hour session, we’ll walk you through the steps of the self-publishing process, from designing a professional book to promoting and funding it
Fiction
3/18

Secondary Characters: Populating Your Story with Figures Who Entice & Intrigue

This craft talk will help us look at some of our favorite secondary characters in speculative fiction and what makes them work so well.
Nonfiction
3/19

Turning Research into Compelling Nonfiction - March 2025

In this class we'll explore how to turn research into compelling nonfiction (for essays or a book project).
Multigenre
3/22

Writing Beyond Our Wounds

Participants will learn ways to use writing and creativity to find their way back to themselves and to persevere through challenging times.
Poetry
3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8 and 5/15

I Can Hear Her Breathing: Poems that Build New Worlds

Through conscious surrender and creation, we tap into what is longing for our attention to be rebirthed and restored.
Poetry
4/9

Poetry Mad Libs: Borrowing Form to Reinvigorate Writing

In this workshop, we’ll look closely at mentor poems to study the specifics of their structure and then use them as a mad-libs-style frame for our own work.
Poetry
5/3, 5/10 & 5/17

Poetics of Pleasure

Come steep in the world of the erotic! In this three-part series, we will read and write poetry that centers on pleasure.