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Anniversary offer! MFA Lore is 3 Years Old!
A year's worth of MFA-level creative writing advice for 30% off
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Story Structure: Lessons That Have Stood the Test of Time
A trip back to my weekend with story guru Robert McKee
Jun 6
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Julie Buntin on Writing About Good Bad Women, Gaslighting, and Breaking the Rules to Make Your Writing Stronger
A recording from Aimee Liu's Well Published, Live! series
Jun 3
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Metaphortography Writing Prompt: TENDERNESS
Visual inspiration + mental exercise to start your writing week
Jun 1
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Bestselling Supernova Jenna Blum on Her New Send-up of the Book World: 'Murder Your Darlings'!
Jenna talks about switching genres, turning the book industry inside-out, writing funny sex, and exercising her true voice
May 30
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Why Read the Book If You Can't Stand the Author?
Susan Kim on the psychological value of reading “strange stories” by Robert Aickman, a writer she knows she wouldn't like in person
May 27
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Writer In The World
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Orient Your Readers ASAP!
If they don't know where they are, they can't imagine where your story is going
May 23
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Aimee Liu
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How to Write a Book Review
Rahna Reiko Rizzuto straddles the line between author and critic
May 20
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Writer In The World
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Writing Prompt: EXCLUSION
Visual inspiration + mental exercise to start your writing week
May 18
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Aimee Liu
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Edit Your Prose to Make It MATTER!
How to bring out your Fiction or Memoir's deeper meaning
May 16
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Aimee Liu
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Karen Shepard on the Epistolary Essay, Mixed-Race Family Heritage, & Publication in 'The Paris Review'
A recording from Aimee Liu's Well Published, Live! video series of writers in conversation
May 13
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Epistolary: Why Compose in Correspondence?
'The Correspondent' reminds us that mail can be a vibrant narrative device
May 9
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Aimee Liu
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