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Writing From Your Queer Heart with Cooper Lee Bombardier

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Explore new ways of thinking about your characters, and dig deep into your own identity, in this four-week class with writer, artist, performer and teacher Cooper Lee Bombardier.

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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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The Character of Plot with David Corbett

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Forget arbitrary plot points and formulaic three-act structure. Learn to build plot from strong characters with profound needs and desires in this four-week workshop.

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From crafting your query, to researching agents, to writing the dreaded synopsis, to tracking your progress until you get THE CALL—Kristi Belcamino will be your guide through the query trenches.

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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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How do you revive a stalled story? How do know you're done? How do you write that dreaded synopsis? What's next? Emily Schultz, whom Stephen King declared 'my new hero', is here to help.

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The Choreography of Violence with John Skipp

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Want to write great fights, chases, deaths, and escapes? Exciting, powerful encounters that leap off the page? No matter your style or genre, John Skipp will show you how.

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Crafting Sexual Tension with Jeffe Kennedy

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The key element for taking a scene from ho-hum to cold-shower-worthy is sexual tension. Learn how to draw out suspense, build expectation, and deliver that crucial climax.

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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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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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