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Watch as this trio of tremendous poets takes you inside the machine.

 

From comics to YA to sci-fi to literary fiction and beyond, Julianna and Benjamin have you covered.

Let the highpowered hosts of Writing Class Radio teach you how to tell your true story.

Listen in as these accomplished wordsmiths talk tackling difficult subject matter.

Tired of blindly submitting manuscripts to agents and hearing crickets? Seasoned literary agents Julia and Christopher give you the inside scoop on how to land a good agent.

It's been a very long year and a half. How did these authors push through it? Watch and learn.

Tune in as Mahogany and M.J. discuss how they use their platforms to help give voice to the voiceless.

You don't want to miss these Sanibel Island Writers Conference veterans as they examine the mechanics of good storytelling.

The dynamic hosts of Writing Class Radio share their experience writing and coaching storytellers from all walks of life.

Word warriors Jenna & Steve talk tackling tough topics.

Everyone has to start somewhere. Listen in as Erin and Tom discuss their publishing stories.

From Brooklyn to Baghdad, journey along with these two award-winning poets.

Take a peek behind the curtain with Lisa and Christopher, two of the best.

The authors of Gangsterland and Half a Life have jokes. Sometimes.

Watch as these literary powerhouses combine forces for the first time on screen.

 

She is one of the founders of A Mighty Blaze, an online community dedicated to connecting writers and readers. He teaches at Grub Street, the renowned creative writing center in Boston. Which one of them is hiding a dark secret? Tune in to find out*. 

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Are your stories stuck? Get unstuck with inspiration from three fantastic plot programmers.

This discussion between two poets who also write nonfiction will explore the boundaries and possibilities of genre and uncover the techniques and tension between these two related literary forms.

For free: writers' views, never scorn.

If you thought all video game stories end when you beat the bad guy and save the princess, you might want to listen to these guys.

The metaphor of a bird chasing a new shiny object doesn't have to be negative. That process can produce your best writing -- especially if it's about gems.

Poetry, memoir, science fiction, young adult, historical fiction, drama -- Julianna and Nick break boundaries, and they're here to tell you about it.