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.

Beyond the chronology of a story, we can speed up and slow down time within scenes, immersing the reader more fully in the moment. Explore four kinds of time in this write-along webinar. 

Your memoir is not what happened to you—it’s why it mattered. Memoirs that sell connect a single focus from your story with readers.

Revision, some say, is the hardest part of writing, but this stage can also be the most rewarding and pleasurable.

Break out of your habitual syntax, and harness the energy in the smallest, most important narrative unit.