Offered through Savvy Authors

How much revision is enough? How much is too much? And where should a writer even start? In this workshop, we'll talk about the difference between proofreading, revision, and redrafting. I'll also add the strategies I've learned over the years for receiving and incorporating feedback, when to revise and when to stand your ground, and general tips and tricks for each stage of the polishing process.

Offered through Central Ohio Fiction Writers

Are you having trouble getting an agent or getting sold? Do you often get comments like “your story is too quiet” or “you might want to check out your Goals, Motivation, and Conflict”? These are the tricks and tools that I used to overcome comments like these and add more conflict to my stories. Conflict makes story, and story is what sells.

You can take this course through Savvy Authors

Too often we call ourselves lazy when we don’t get things done, but…what if it’s not laziness? In this workshop we’ll talk about some of the reasons you may be procrastinating and how to work through them. Or around them. Or in spite of them.

You can take this class through Romantic Women’s Fiction Writers

Writing comedy is hard. While it’s true that a lot of writing humor comes from the individual writer’s personality and/or their comedic take on life, there are strategies anyone can use to punch up the funny in their writing. Learn some of the tricks of the trade, particularly ways to add humor in the revision stage.

You can take this class through Savvy Authors

Are you having trouble getting an agent or getting sold? Do you often get comments like “your story is too quiet” or “you might want to check out your Goals, Motivation, and Conflict”? These are the tricks and tools that I used to overcome comments like these and add more conflict to my stories. Conflict makes story, and story is what sells.