WEBINAR | Your Words, Your Readers: Building a Substack That Lasts
What separates a thriving newsletter from one that fizzles out after three posts? A best-selling Substack founder has answers you can use.
From Webinars to Masterclasses, CRAFT TALKS delivers an unrivaled suite of multi-format learning options for the beginner or experienced writer.
What separates a thriving newsletter from one that fizzles out after three posts? A best-selling Substack founder has answers you can use.
Learn the craft techniques that transform separate threads into a rich, seamless narrative that surprises, moves, and resonates with readers.
The fuel that runs the engine of all good writing is our uncertainty…and the true curiosity of the writer.
Specific sensory details transform “good” writing to unforgettable. Through guided meditations on all five senses, practice capturing the precise, vivid observations that bring prose to life.
How do books land on shelves? And what publishing path fits your time, budget, and expectations?
Writing a compelling first-person narrator in your novel or memoir is far more challenging than it seems. Learn to recognize and avoid the pitfalls of your Point of View.
A sensual medium, food can serve as a metaphor to show, not tell, stories of belonging or exclusion, joy or trauma, passion or comfort.
A strong platform is a tool that helps you, your book, and your work reach the right people. Learn what true visibility makes possible so you can stop doing all the things and choose what moves you forward.
Create unforgettable stories in just one page—or less.
Spark your creativity, level up your sentences, and strengthen your voice by exploring the art and craft of prose poetry.
Some stories demand more than what we already know: interviews, research, quotations, and reportage. Learn the skill of turning facts into scenes with inspiration and truth.
Learn to cultivate a writing process that provides fertile ground for unexpected discoveries and how to make the most of moments when you’re surprised by your own writing.