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February Online Classes

Our February online classes are starting soon! Online classes are flexible in schedule, with most classes having no set meeting time, so you can learn whenever works best for you. Dig into dynamic craft lessons, inspiring prompts and assignments, compelling, diverse readings, helpful peer and instructor feedback, and more through our interactive and super easy-to-use platform, Wet Ink.

Check out our upcoming online offerings below:

4 Weeks, 2 Essays with Sarah Ruth Bates (Full), starting February 3rd
Storytelling through Film with Mariona Lloreta, starting February 3rd
Poetry for Social Justice with Aimee Suzara, starting February 3rd
Scene and Sequence: The Building Blocks of Plot (YA/MG) with Katie Bayerl, starting February 3rd
Novel Revision with Kate Racculia (3 spots left), starting February 3rd
Writing for TV with Shari D. Frost, starting February 3rd
Crafting Scene with Nora Corrigan, starting February 3rd
Shaping Your Story: A Narrative Structure Intensive with Carolyn Zaikowski, starting February 3rd
Beginning to End: Building the Personal Essay with Shuchi Saraswat (4 spots left), starting February 3rd
Short Story Builder with Kate Senecal (2 spots left), starting February 3rd
Memoir Builder with Maya Shanbhag Lang (Full), starting February 3rd
Reading Like a Writer with Jackie Cangro, starting February 24th

For more information about our online programs, click here.

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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.

Plus, we want to hear from you! Our ongoing call for submissions is open to literary community members of all types and persuasions. We want to hear from students, teachers, authors, readers, editors, agents, publicists, and any devotee of the written word. If you have something to say about writing, reading, the publishing industry, or anything related to the literary world, this is the place to voice it. We’re particularly committed to advocating for a diverse range of voices in the literary marketplace and raising the visibility of writers from under-represented communities.

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