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for our Teaching Team I really enjoyed the small group and the comments that they gave.
Though I'm not published as yet, I found the online better than the
correspondence course I took previous to doing this workshop. I paid over
$400 for that and didn't get any of the personal attention and
constructive comments I got in the workshop. Great job!
[The] instructors were both great. They clearly know what
they're doing and care about the courses very much!
Outstanding, supportive, enthusiastic, collegial! Very dedicated teacher and empathetic to the student's concerns.
Excellent teacher! I would recommend this class...to any writer
or student to open their path and find their muse. I would take it again
in a heartbeat. What a terrific opportunity to work with an enthusiastic, knowledgeable,
down-to-business writer and educator! I learned more in this workshop than
I have in 2 years of studying the craft on my own. I'm inspired!
She always seemed interested in what we wrote and her comments were always
kind, yet informative. ...our instructor was wonderful! |
Kathryn Lay has had 1000 articles, essays, and stories for children and adults published in magazines and anthologies including Woman's Day, Family Circle, Woman's World, Kiwanis, CHICKEN SOUP books, GUIDEPOST anthologies, Christian Parenting Today, Discipleship Journal, U.S. Kids, Cricket, The Writer, Writer's Digest, Writing-World.com, Writing for Dollars, and many more. Her first children's novel, CROWN ME! was published in 2004. Kevin Miller Kevin Miller is a freelance author, editor, and educator from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He has written, co-written, and contributed to over two dozen books, both fiction and non-fiction. Recent titles include the novel Condor: First Flight, Kiddictionary, All About Time, and Soul Retreats for Students. Kevin’s most recent project is a screenplay called After…, which he is co-writing with David L. Cunningham, director of To End All Wars, Beyond Paradise, and the upcoming Little House on the Prairie mini-series for Disney/ABC. Kevin has also written dozens of articles and reviews for magazines, newspapers, and web sites. In addition to his writing work, Kevin has worked as a product developer for Lightwave Publishing and as an editor and mentor to dozens of writers. Victoria Grossack Victoria Grossack, a former moderator of a critique group with Coffeehouseforwriters, has published articles and short stories for various magazines. She is creating a set of novels placed in Bronze Age Greece with her frequent collaborator, Alice Underwood. Visit www.tapestryofbronze.com, and read about Iokaste: The Novel of the Mother-Wife of Oedipus, as well as their works in progress. Diane Faulkner Diane Faulkner, a Michigan State grad of long ago (Industrial/Organization Psychology and Clinical Psychology), former senior executive in human resources and small business owner, is a free-lance journalist whose work is regularly published in The Federal Credit Union, Credit Union Management Magazine, Women’s Digest, St. Augustine Catholic, The Business Journal, Across the Board-The Conference Board Magazine, Human Resource Executive and The Charleston Regional Business Journal (features and “Work Matters” columnist). She is currently ghost-writing a book on self-leadership, the proposals for which generated a bidding war of sorts. Faulkner’s research on writing book proposals helped her increase her hits (agent request for proposals) from the typical 1 for every 100 queries sent to 3 for every 25 sent. She currently teaches business professionals how to be published and works with writers on perfecting their proposals. Yeşim Cimcoz Yesim Cimcoz has a BA in Creative Writing from George Mason University and an MA in Teaching. Several of her short stories and poems have been published in women’s magazines. She has been teaching journaling and short story writing for the past 10 years in workshops she runs both online and in the real world. She lives and works in Istanbul, Turkey. Ayn Hunt Ayn Hunt is a full-time writer and lifelong Texan who has wanted to write ever since she can remember. She's the author of three published Gothic Mysteries: Unwilling Killers, Obsessed and The Haunting. Because she strives for realism in her books she started researching ghosts several years ago and now has a nonfiction newsletter about them called Haunted Happenings. In addition to going out to the several hundred subscribers who request it by e-mail, it also appears on the website of AnotherRealm.com and GottaWriteNetwork.com, where Ayn is the Paranormal editor. She also writes freelance articles which have appeared in various on-line publications such as Neverary.com and WomenonWriting.com. Diana Bocco Diana Bocco is the author of over 300 articles, short stories, and essays for national, international and online publications such as Woman's Day, Marie Claire, Mothering, Writer's Digest, and Self . She was one of six writers/reviewers to work on the bestselling book Vegetarian New York: The Essential Dining, Shopping, and Lodging Guide, edited by Suzanne Gerber and with a foreword by Paul McCartney. She is also the editor of the forthcoming anthology Room 636: A New Take on Urban Legends. Her website is www.dianabocco.net. |
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