For fiction writers, Ann Hood‘s one-week workshop “Kick Start Your Novel: How to Begin the Story You Want to Tell” (January 27 – 31) opens the door to novel writing. Meanwhile, Ruben Quesada helps writers navigate creative challenges in “Writing Through the Silence: Reclaiming Your Voice After Creative Block.” (March 3-7)

Poets will find inspiration in Carl Phillips’ workshop, “Pattern & Surprise” (February 24 – 28), a generative session that challenges the boundaries of form. Dorianne Laux invites poets for a more intimate week-long exploration of their craft in “Finger Exercises for Poets: the Discrete Line.” (February 24-28)

For those drawn to personal narrative, Melissa Febos offers a one-day workshop titled “The Art of Navel Gazing. ” This revolutionary approach to memoir challenges the false divide between personal and intellectual writing. (March 1)

For visual artists looking to elevate their impact, renowned photographer Jess Dugan offers a one-day intensive sprint on “Professional Practices for Visual Artists.” (February 15) Additionally, Kristina Marie Darling clarifies the publishing landscape in her one-week workshop, “The Fine Art of Book Publicity.” (March 17 – 21)

This is a sample of the workshops that will be available this winter. We are also excited to welcome Kelle Groom, Susanna Sonnenberg, Didi Jackson, and Joan Kwon Glass. Stay tuned by following our Instagram for more information about our upcoming workshops.