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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.

Unprecedented weather events, rising temperatures, climate migration: how can we deal narratively with the enormity of these changes in our world?

Join us for this reader series class where we will take a deep dive into the craft of one short story each month.

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 workshop is generative, so we will write beginnings of pieces about family with brief constructive feedback during the workshop.

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

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

Come experiment in this low-stress, generative class!

Haiku writers will pause at varied micro climates to practice mindfulness meditation, sensory awareness and compose haiku.

We will play with alternative constraints; question the purposes, forms, and audiences of our work; and reinvent the writing process.

In Transforming Family History, you'll learn about ten issues to consider when you want to gather together this family lore to craft an engaging book.

Whether you love team sports, action sports, or individual physical pursuits, you'll deep dive into memory to bring sports to life.

Are you writing a novel? Short stories? Flash fiction? It's all welcome in this six-week generative workshop.

Get the inside view on what an editor looks for, how to sell yourself and your idea, and how to sell a book without writing one (yet!)

Put your creativity in motion and let your pen lead the way!

In this readers series, we’ll explore a trend in contemporary literature that legitimizes female anger, in particular anger around motherhood.

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

This workshop will give several concrete ways to write about that which we dare not speak—whether due to trauma or privacy concerns—while remaining safe.

This introductory course will equip you with the essential skills to craft compelling, engaging, and persuasive content across various platforms.

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

Bring the past to life with a master class on the craft of historical fiction

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 class will explore queerness as poetics, helping you, as writers of poems, to engage in the ancient, teeming, wide-eyed conversation that is poetry.

In this workshop, you’ll learn where to find publications that are looking for work, proper manuscript format, and submission etiquette.

In this workshop we will discuss the issues of writing a sex scene in literary fiction; and maybe even try our hand at writing one of our own.

In this workshop, participants will learn how to harness the principles of improvisation to unlock their creativity.