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Today, Fable and the Verbivore are giving into our obsession with the online learning service Masterclass and talking about specific classes that we've enjoyed and things we’ve learned. The major selling point for this paid resource is that you can take online video classes directly from individuals who are masters in their field, it’s a personal type of window into the teacher’s experiences and knowledge that is hard to find elsewhere.

Because we have used and referenced these Masterclasses so often in previous episodes, we want to state up front that we’ve decided to become affiliates with them. This means that we receive a financial benefit if you use the links we’ve provided below to sign up, which we’ll use to help support the costs of running our podcast.

That said, we also reference some of the free articles that they have available as writing resources on their website and that we’ve used previously to prepare for our podcast conversations. Anyone can access this information free of charge.

In this episode, we each talk about some of the classes that we’ve enjoyed most and some of our key takeaways. Many of them are directly about writing, but some are about creativity and explorations into areas that sparked our curiosity. Just a few of the classes we cover are:

LeVar Burton Teaches the Power Storytelling

Neil Gaiman Teaches the Art of Storytelling

N. K. Jemisin Teaches Fantasy and Science Fiction Writing

Dan Brown Teaches Writing Thrillers

R. L. Stine Teaches Writing for Young Audiences

We hope you enjoy this episode! Keep reading, writing, and putting your voice out there!

Into the woods,

Fable & The Verbivore