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Join former Warner Bros Pictures VP of Production & Development Julia Spiro, who oversaw A Star is Born, Ocean’s 8, Tomb Raider, & Kong: Skull Island, for her Book to Film Adaptation Zoom Seminar for Writers THIS Sunday (1/21) Writing Workshops. RSVP here:

Book to Film Adaptation Zoom Seminar for Writers with Julia Spiro We all know that having our books optioned for film or television can lead to huge boosts in book sales and other potential success down the road. But it’s increasingly difficult to get books optioned by debut or lesser-known authors. Still, buyers will always have an appetite for developing books...

❄️ One of our favorite retreats at WritingWorkshops.com is back and OPEN for applications 🇮🇸 Apply for Writing Workshops Iceland now! Learn more here: https://writingworkshops.com/pages/writing-workshop-in-iceland

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🇫🇷 One of our most popular retreats is back & open for applications!

✍️ With two sessions to choose from, Writing Workshops Paris 2023 brings together fiction, nonfiction, and poetry writers for an intensive four days of workshops, craft seminars, one-on-one conferences, and in-depth discussions on the craft and business of writing.

Our workshops are open to writers who want to strengthen their voice, develop a greater understanding of craft, and forge a path to publication along the way.

🔗 Apply now: https://buff.ly/3wGUB6B

💕 If you've ever wondered about the complexities of love, you're in for a treat.

✒️ Taught by Nancy Sharp, the Colorado Book Award for Creative Nonfiction winner for her debut memoir "Both Sides Now: A True Story of Love, Loss, and Bold Living."

📈 This class will get you thinking about love from multiple lenses and is the perfect springboard for personal reflection and publication via essays, a collection, memoir, or other published work.

🔗 Sign up here: https://buff.ly/3JgMXaL

🎭 You don’t want to miss our "Comedy Writing for All Mediums" seminar, live via Zoom, on Friday, February 4th!

✒️ Taught by Ed Driscoll, an Emmy Award-winning comedian, writer, and producer who has worked with some of the biggest stars in the entertainment industry.

💻 This seminar will explore the differences and similarities of writing comedy across all entertainment formats.

🔗 Sign up here: https://buff.ly/3Wz7evb

Our February classes are selling out fast! Don’t miss "Yoga for Writers: Body & Mind," a generative 6-week zoom workshop.

✒️ Taught by Anna Adami, a writer and yoga teacher committed to creating a compassionate and ecologically vibrant world.

📈 This six-week generative writing course will incorporate movement and meditation into creative practice. Each class will start with 45 minutes of guided yoga practice, followed by an hour and fifteen minutes of writing, discussion, and sharing.

🔗 Sign up here: https://buff.ly/3Hh7A5g

Applications for our September 2023 Mackinac Island Writing Retreat are open!

📍 Lodging is at Mission Point Resort on Mackinac Island, MI
🗓 Retreat Dates: September 11th - 15th, 2023
✒️ Our Finding Your Voice Retreat brings together poetry, fiction, and nonfiction writers for an intensive week of workshops, craft seminars, one-on-one conferences, and in-depth discussions on the craft and business of writing.

This intimate writing retreat is open to all writers who want to strengthen their voices, develop a greater understanding of craft, and forge a path to publication along the way.

🔗 Apply here: https://buff.ly/3HhCN8n

⏳ There's only one spot left in our "Grieving the Quotidian" class, starting January 30th!

✒️ Taught by Jill Talbot, author of "The Way We Weren't: A Memoir" and "Loaded: Women and Addiction," this workshop is about the kinds of grief we carry.

📈 In this 4-week course, you’ll read essays about the losses of objects, spaces, and even former selves, and you’ll draft one writing experiment each week and receive weekly feedback from Jill Talbot.

🔗 Sign up here: https://buff.ly/3QLrwQJ

"A huge part of a poem is in its presentation. In its physical form...In the way the white space dances," Lynne Golodner writes.

⏳ Don't forget to sign up for her "Perfecting Line Breaks in Poetry" workshop starting Friday, January 20: https://buff.ly/3XkvS3w

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