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Upcoming Online Writing Classes

The Magic in the Mundane with Keith Rosson

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Magical Realism is more popular than ever, and can open a whole new world of storytelling possibilities for you as a writer.

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LitReactor offers a unique approach to a writing education: You study what you want, when you want, at your own pace. We bring in veteran authors and industry professionals to host classes covering a wide range of topics in an online environment that’s interactive and flexible.

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Write What You Fear with Gemma Files

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Personal experience is the grit from which horror's most resonant pearls are grown. Get to the root of what scares you and produce a submission-ready story in this three-week workshop.

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LitReactor offers a unique approach to a writing education: You study what you want, when you want, at your own pace. We bring in veteran authors and industry professionals to host classes covering a wide range of topics in an online environment that’s interactive and flexible.

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Fiction: Final Draft with Susan DeFreitas

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A great story is not enough--fiction that gets published kicks ass at the level of the line. Susan DeFreitas will help you achieve this.

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LitReactor offers a unique approach to a writing education: You study what you want, when you want, at your own pace. We bring in veteran authors and industry professionals to host classes covering a wide range of topics in an online environment that’s interactive and flexible.

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Tense with Ron Currie Jr.

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Learn how and why we write stiff, stilted prose, and what to do about it.

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LitReactor offers a unique approach to a writing education: You study what you want, when you want, at your own pace. We bring in veteran authors and industry professionals to host classes covering a wide range of topics in an online environment that’s interactive and flexible.

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Write the Pitch Before You Draft with Annie Neugebauer

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Save time, work, and heartache by writing your pitch before you draft your novel. Then use that pitch to work backward, creating a functioning, sellable project from your seed idea.

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LitReactor offers a unique approach to a writing education: You study what you want, when you want, at your own pace. We bring in veteran authors and industry professionals to host classes covering a wide range of topics in an online environment that’s interactive and flexible.

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Script Structure and Story with Sean Hogan

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Take the seed of a story and develop it through the initial stages of creating a screenplay: from synopsis to beat sheet to treatment.

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LitReactor offers a unique approach to a writing education: You study what you want, when you want, at your own pace. We bring in veteran authors and industry professionals to host classes covering a wide range of topics in an online environment that’s interactive and flexible.

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Writers Helping Writers : From The Workshop

"What They Thought They Knew" by edk

Duane is returning to apologize to his sister Holly for not noticing their uncle's abuse of her. But he will find things are not quite what he...

"Sen" by jselby

Earth is in trouble. The Zanchee can help, but their laws prevent it. Axel, the Zanchee leader's teenage son, is determined to find a way to...

"Bad Samaritan " by Bryan Dean Johnson

A woman called out a homeless man for lewd behavior on a crowded train. I got up to help, but my attempt at heroism didn't go as planned.

"Only the Ocean: Chapter 1 * 4,000 word first chapter in novel" by IrishWristwatch

Horatio Nelson, the hero of England's navy should've died at Trafalgar, only he didn't. He wakes up to find his wife has gone missing...

"Chernobyl Dogs" by Hugh Dufour

A young doctor and an airline stewardess head out into the ruins of Chernobyl and stumble upon a dead body.

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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