Syr Hayati Beker on Horror as Permission: Writing Toward the Biggest "What If"
Horror, Syr Hayati Beker likes to remind their students, runs in two opposite directions at once. It is what you...
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Meet the Teaching Artist: Alicia Cook on Blackout Poetry and the Art of Erasure
Why Autofiction? Going beyond real life in trauma-informed memoir. by Victoria Costello
Keith Hood Named One Story Magazine's Adina Talve-Goodman Fellow
Meet the Teaching Artist: Miranda Schmidt on Noticing, the Carrier Bag, and Writing with the More-Than-Human
Summer Camp for Adult Writers: an Interview with Sarah McColl on the Pleasures of Unstructured Creative Play
Meet Kayla Jean Murphy: On Demolishing the Draft and Starting Over
There is a kind of writerly courage that doesn't get talked about much in writing classes: the courage to throw...
Alumni Spotlight: Courtney Kocak's Memoir GIRL GONE WILD
Rachel Kramer Bussel Launches Finders and Keepers Podcast at Open Secrets Magazine
Literary Agent Sam Farkas on Retellings, Idea Generation, and What Makes a Story Layered
Meet the Teaching Artist: Emma Kress on Side Writing, Big Casts, and Action Scenes That Hit
