Writing Class

Writing Class

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Writing Class episodes

  • Jan Rosenberg (Another Way to Publish)
    Jan Rosenberg’s plays include What’s Wrong With You, How To Destroy An American Girl Doll, Never Have I Ever, Gusher!, Janie Wants A Dog, A Little Piece Of You, Do Not Leave Unattended, and The Discarded, among others. They have been presented in readings and workshops with Barefoot Theater Company, Vertigo Theater, LAByrinth Theater, ESPA*Drills at Primary Stages, Wide Eyed Productions, NY Madness, The 1 Minute Play Festival, The New Works Festival, The Farm Theater, and more
    19 min
  • Jenn McEwan
    Jennifer McEwen launched the Town of Hilton Head Island’s first Office of Cultural Affairs and has developed and enacted strategies around using arts to expand the creative economy with a focus on increasing education offerings, improving the quality of life for residents and increasing cultural tourism efforts
    14 min
  • Midnight Ace Book Bar
    Midnight Ace Book Bar created this space to provide a comfortable place where we can enjoy some literary adventures, virtual wine tasting, and pairings, as well as cigar etiquette. Her reviews are not only an avenue for supporting authors but an opportunity to share her thoughts on the titles she read with her fellow readers. She haves the blessing of winning several awards, rendering me the accolade of Award-Winning Book Ambassador.
    19 min
  • Kristen Ashley
    Kristen Ashley is the New York Times bestselling author of over eighty romance novels including the Rock Chick, Colorado Mountain, Dream Man, Chaos, Unfinished Hero, The ’Burg, Magdalene, Fantasyland, The Three, Ghost and Reincarnation, Moonlight and Motor Oil and Honey series along with several standalone novels. She’s a hybrid author, publishing titles both independently and traditionally, her books have been translated in fourteen languages and she’s sold over three million books.
    12 min
  • Lisa Rayne
    Lisa is an award-winning author, a speaker, and an advocate for mainstream distribution of fiction featuring multicultural protagonists. An avid reader, the only thing she likes more than curling up with a good book is writing one.
    20 min
  • Hadley Raydeen
    Hadley Raydeen has been both traditionally and self-published for seven years. In total, she has published 14 books with more titles on the horizon. Most of her books are set in contemporary times, regularly dealing with multicultural relationships. Hadley is also an editor of Romance and Erotica for ten plus years, with well over 200 books edited
    17 min
  • Alyssa Roat
    Alyssa a multi-published author, the publicity manager for Mountain Brook Ink and Mountain Brook Fire, an editor with Sherpa Editing Services, and a freelance writer. Always happy to talk shop.
    12 min
  • Stefanie Fowler
    Stephanie started writing as soon as she could hold a pencil steady. At her alma mater, Washington College - a small liberal arts school in Chestertown is renown for its writing program, she studied English and Creative Writing was fortunate to be named winner of the 2001 Sophie Kerr Prize, the largest undergraduate literary award in the country. Her inspiration to start Salt Water Media evolved from her love of writing and her own experiences with publishing her novel, Crossings.
    25 min
  • Austin Chapter
    Austin is the president of the Columbia chapter. He is a novice writer, but a great leader for the Columbia chapter of writing. They have many informative sessions, on the craft of writing, as well as support.
    12 min
  • Jen Graybeal
    Jen Graybeal specializes in self-published romance and mystery projects. I can also help authors struggling to get noticed by traditional publishers. Let's talk about your book or series concept, together we can identify opportunities to engage the reader so they fall in love with your writing.
    16 min

About Writing Class

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These episodes are fun and informative 15 minute tutorials on how to write a book, develop charachaters, set plot points, getting published as well as adapting your writing career for the unexpected