CREATIVE NONFICTION WORKSHOP
7 Week workshop 

Join our 7-week Creative Non-Fiction Workshop designed to provide intensive feedback on your writing. This class focuses on refining your work through peer reviews and learning essential writing techniques.

What to Expect:

  • Workshopping Sessions: Bring your work to be reviewed multiple times during the course, receiving constructive feedback from peers and instructor. Workshop at least twice up to 3k words per workshop. 

  • Feedback Curation:  Get the most out of your feedback with our unique feedback curation approach that makes sure people don't give you a bunch of useless opinions that says more about them than it does about your work! 
 
  • Learning Modules: Gain insights and learn tools for developing voice, character, scene work, pacing, tone, structure, and emotional connection.
 
  • Rewriting/Publishing Guidance: Receive advice on next steps to complete your manuscript and develop a plan for publishing and or/distribution. 

Who Should Attend: This workshop is ideal for writers of all levels looking to refine their creative nonfiction pieces, including memoirs, essays, and literary journalism.

"These classes have provided a variety of new approaches that work so much more effectively for me than any of the books or MFA classes I have experienced.  I am a weirdo. But Jessica found a way to work with my weird brain so that I can participate in this industry.  Writing, rewriting and pitching and networking are now fun an meaningful, rather than an annoying necessity."
- JR

“The writing exercises and assignments helped me to get unstuck by finding out what is exciting rather than what is intellectual or ‘right’."
- Katie​
DATES 
October 14th - November 25th 2024

DAY & TIME
Mondays 6pm - 7:30pm ET
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DURATION
7 sessions over 7 weeks

LOCATION
Online via Zoom

CREATIVE NONFICTION WORKSHOP

$475.00
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"Jess's classes  have gotten me through some very severe blocks. These are professional-grade tools that short circuit the fear, imposter syndrome, and perfectionism that stands in the way of you doing your best work. I rely on them regularly!"
​- Carly Wray (Writer/Producer, Mad Men, Westworld)