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October Workshops

Want to stay connected to your writing this fall? Look no further than our new batch of October workshops. Whether you want to produce fresh work by tackling six stories in six weeks, make the blank page less scary by outlining your novel, or write a genre-bending memoir, we've got a remote workshop for you:

Writing Transgender and Non-Binary Characters, starting October 1st
6 Weeks, 6 Stories, starting October 2nd
Science Fiction and Fantasy: Remix!, starting October 3rd
The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle The Master's House: Political Poetry, starting October 7th
The Novel Outline, starting October 7th
6 Weeks, 6 Poems, starting October 10th
6 Weeks, 3 Essays, starting October 10th
Jumpstart Your Writing, starting October 11th
Memoir in Progress, starting October 14th
Novel in Progress, starting October 19th
Writing the TV Pilot II, starting October 21st
Revising Your Short Fiction, starting October 22nd
Writing About Family: Nonfiction Intensive, starting October 27th
6 Weeks, 6 Stories, starting October 27th
Writing Fiction from Real Life, starting October 27th
Writing Memoir Outside the Lines, starting October 27th
Writing the Supernatural, starting October 30th

And as always, scholarships are available for every single class. Click here for more information.

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GrubWrites is a space for the writing and reading community to share ideas and seek advice, a place where writers at the very beginning of their careers publish alongside established authors. Book lovers, we bring you reviews, recommendations, and conversations with exciting new authors to keep you up to speed on all things lit. Writers, this is your one stop shop for expert craft talk, opinions on how we learn and teach writing, and essential advice about the publishing industry.

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