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All genres — We will explore how the combination of text with visual elements help us deconstruct language’s power through anti-colonial lenses.

In this workshop, learn about the necessary art of revision for fiction projects.

In this fast-paced four-week workshop, you'll create a query letter with an in-depth understanding of how to write your book's pitch.

This class will provide a toolkit for writing a successful book proposal.

This workshop will focus on works-in-progress that you would like feedback on from people who may or may not be familiar with your writing.

Bring lyricism and detail to the places that have shaped you

In this class, we will practice both radical and focused revision strategies while reading and discussing the work of published poets, pre- and post-revision.

This course is designed for students actively engaged in writing a memoir.

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

By the end of this class, you will have examined techniques of some of the best writers of short speculative fiction.

This intense focus on the first page enables participants to identify specific techniques that they can then use to strengthen and shape their first pages.

Each week, we’ll examine creative nonfiction forms and draft our own pieces.

This six-week generative workshop is designed to help you create new poetry or make progress on your project.

This class will help you develop writing habits that will boost your confidence, help you find your “voice,” and keep your writing process in motion.

This six-week generative workshop is designed to help you create new work or make progress on your project.

We’ll specifically analyze what multiple perspectives do for a story (and why we can’t achieve the same effect with only one perspective).

In this generative workshop, participants will study various examples of flash that give voice to the often-silent characters in our lives.

In this multi-class workshop, we will explore the world of queer and trans poetics and forms, brainstorm, write, play, & invent our own poems, & share.

This workshop covers strategic tips and best practices to help you ask for and get what you deserve.

The quest is to consider whether writing (and reading) can improve the human relationship with nature.

In this class, you will learn tried-and-true methods of structuring stories so you can adapt them to best suit yours.

This two-hour lecture will provide the foundational concepts that we’ll work with in the four-week Developing a Writing Habit Class.