Summer Workshop Deadline: August 15, 2014

August 4, 2014

Campfire on the beachSummer isn’t over yet and neither is our summer workshop! Register now through August 15, and get your story or essay publication ready for the fall. Enjoy expert advice from editors Jason Diamond from Flavorwire and Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Ashley Farmer from Juked, Anna Prushinskaya of Joyland and Electric Literature, Daniel Bullard-Bates from theNewerYork, and Sarah Wells from Riverteeth.

Workshops like Tin House, Sackett Street, Sewanee, and One Story have all concluded. If you missed the chance to attend or could not afford an in-person workshop, consider enrolling in ours. From the comforts of home you’ll receive expert feedback and edits on your fiction and narrative nonfiction. Sets of short stories or essays up to 25 pages are accepted.

For details click here.

To register, click here.

Your suggestions have been so helpful and I will definitely be in touch as I begin tearing through it again. Thank you so so much for this opportunity! I feel like you are so in tune with my writing and what I want to do.

— Halle, Summer Workshop, 2013

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