Articles related to "Workshopping"

Quick tips on how to start a network of writers who gather regularly to read and critique one another's work.

Asking for feedback on work-in-progress can help the author prepare the final draft.

The rewards of sitting in a writing classroom are endless, but where is the workshopping, networking and idea webbing done when class is over?

A basic outline for how to approach critiquing someone else's writing.

A look at the various ways of preparing your script for a professional production.

Fiction workshops are one of the best ways for writers to gain feedback on their own writing, but for the best results, writers must learn to be specific in criticism.

Feedback can be a useful feature of writing workshops, whether peer or tutor-led.

A series of tips that will help you write every single day in order to hone your skills, maintain your level of creativity, and prevent writer's block.

Writing can be a solitary and isolating pursuit, but there are many ways to engage with other writers in your community.

Despite your mom's praise, your writing submissions keep coming back with rejection letters. If you're ready for an unbiased literary opinion it's time to look further.

Compiled from two of his lectures, this essay appeared in Donald Hall's collection Poetry and Ambition: Essays 1982-88.

A series of pointers on how to earn high grades in your next creative writing course.

Several online writing schools offer classes specifically for science fiction and fantasy writers.

A survey of playwriting contests with looming Spring deadlines: what they're looking for and what they offer.