I hope your Christmas season has been merry and bright, and filled with God’s peace, goodness, and Light.
This time of year, we all analyze our lives and our careers – looking to the past and planning the future. As writers, we seek to improve our craft through a variety of ways. Online writing courses are an inexpensive option to consider, and provide more benefits than you might imagine.
I coordinate WIES Workshops. Each month, we offer one to three writing courses geared toward writers of various skill levels. The classes are usually small – five to ten students each – so students gets plenty of one-on-one instruction and detailed feedback specific for them. The format is easy – all lessons and coursework completed by e-mail on your own schedule. The instructor grades or critiques homework assignments, answers any questions you may have, and provides feedback as needed.
Students of our previous courses are raving. They’ve let us know that the feedback and encouragement from instructors has allowed them to take their writing to the next level, and some of the students take several courses as they grow in confidence and ability.
We’re excited about the lineup for the new year. The schedule changes regularly, so check back often to view updates. You can also sign up for our quarterly newsletter to receive updates and savings.
I've listed the current schedule below. You can click each link to learn more about the course and/or about the instructor, or to register for any of the courses.
JANUARY
Writing Devotionals – Jeanette Hanscome
Writing Romantic Suspense – Ramona Richards
FEBRUARY
From Flat to Full: Characterization in Fiction – Linda Leigh Hargrove
MARCH
Writing for Children – Karen Whiting
APRIL
Dynamics of Dialogue – Eva Marie Everson
MAY
Writing Women's Fiction – Deborah Raney
June
Writing the Historical Romance – Kathleen Fuller
JULY
Introduction to Writing Christian Novels – Virginia Smith
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