A quick fyi: StanÂford ConÂtinÂuÂing StudÂies opened up regÂisÂtraÂtion for its fall lineÂup of online writÂing coursÂes. Offered in partÂnerÂship with the StanÂford CreÂative WritÂing ProÂgram (one of the most disÂtinÂguished writÂing proÂgrams in the counÂtry), these online coursÂes give beginÂning and advanced writÂers, no matÂter where they live, the chance to refine their craft with giftÂed writÂing instrucÂtors.
ClassÂes will start durÂing the latÂer this month. UnforÂtuÂnateÂly some of the classÂes are full. And a few only have a few spots left. For more inforÂmaÂtion, click here, or sepÂaÂrateÂly check out the FAQ.
Caveat empÂtor: These classÂes are not free, and I helped set them up. So while I wholeÂheartÂedÂly believe in these coursÂes, you can take my views with a grain of salt.
- WritÂing FicÂtion with the New York Times Book Review (A few spots left)
- WritÂing for the Movies: BeginÂning ScreenÂwritÂing
- MemÂoir WritÂing: Truth, Lies, & Paper (One spot left)
- FicÂtion WritÂing: WritÂing Short FicÂtion for PubÂliÂcaÂtion
- The Craft of PoetÂry: Let’s Begin
- WritÂing FicÂtion with the New York Times Book Review (Closed)
- CreÂative NonÂficÂtion (Closed)
- NovÂel WritÂing: The PowÂerÂful BeginÂning (Closed)
- GetÂting StartÂed in CreÂative WritÂing (Closed)
Those look very cool — are they a conÂtinÂuÂaÂtion of your brilÂliant and well-regardÂed work at AllÂLearn, or is a meldÂing of that expeÂriÂence with a preÂexÂistÂing proÂgram?
Thanks. It was AllÂLearn all the way.
The New York Times course seems pretÂty cool, eh?
Dan