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Tag Archives: classes
Stuff about New Classes
I’m in the process of planning my next round of classes, and I’d like some input.
People have requested something to take after the Writing F&SF Stories class, and I’ve been thinking about a masterclass/workshop. This would rely primarily on workshopping stories from students and would only be open to advanced students.
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First Pages Workshops in November and December 2012
People have been asking about the First Pages workshop, and I’m pleased to say I’ll give two more before the end of the year.
For folks who don’t know what that is, you bring the first 500 words of your novel, and we do a session talking about what your pages are promising for the book overall, problems that you might want to address, suggestions for further development, and marketing advice for when you’re ready to send your manuscript out. This is the class that people have raved about in the past, so I’m excited to be running it again.
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Posted in 2012, classes & workshops
Tagged broadcasts, caren gussoff, classes, first pages, google hangouts, online classes
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Final Version of the Postcard
So I wanted a postcard to put on con giveaway tables advertising my classes because I’m always trying to scare up new students. I know that once they take one class, they’re very likely to take more from me, which really pleases me, but the trick is getting them into that first one. Yeah, it's not particularly pro looking, but the colors are bright and pretty, so perhaps a few people will be intrigued enough to pick it up. Note that the postcard itself trims some of the edge off, so what you see here is not entirely representative of the final result.
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Posted in 2012, classes & workshops, conventions, teaching
Tagged advertising, classes, gimp, online workshops, postcards, publicity, vistaprint
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Writing F&SF Class Coming Up
I’ve got a new round of classes coming up this week and still have slots open in all three sessions. One is Wednesday nights, the second Thursday nights, and the third Saturday morning. All are taught online – all you … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, classes & workshops, selling things, teaching
Tagged classes, google hangouts, teaching, writing F&SF
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News about Classes for the Rest of 2012
Please pass this information along to your social networks if you knpow anyone who might be interested in an online class in writing, editing, or social networking for writers. I’ve just been wrestling with my calendar in order to update … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, classes & workshops, social networking, teaching, Writing
Tagged classes, online workshop, writing
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If I did an editing class, what sorts of…
If I did an editing class, what sorts of things would people want to know? Here's some things that occur to me, but I'd like to know what else would be useful. – How magazines work and what an editor … Continue reading
Recent News
I’m listening to Lady Gaga’s Alejandro and pondering a foray through World of Warcraft with Brightweed the Tauren warrior, who is only a bubble away from leveling, but first I thought I’d catch up with recent news. “Close Your Eyes” will appear in the February issue of Apex Magazine, “Karaluvian Fale” in Giganotasaurus, and “Long Enough and Just So Long” in Lightspeed. Continue reading
Posted in publications, Writing
Tagged apex magazine, book reviews, cataclysm, cherie priest, classes, giganotasaurus, l. timmel duchamp, lightspeed magazine, louise marley, nancy pearl, richard hugo house, rise reviews, seattle, vonda n. mcintyre, wayne in funny hats, world of warcraft
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