Hi everyone,
I had such a blast last night with Laurie Gwen Shapiro - author of THE AVIATOR AND THE SHOWMAN: Amelia Earhart, George Putnam, and the Marriage that Made an American Icon - A NEW YORK TIMES book of the summer!
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Free Seminar with Author of THE AVIATOR AND THE SHOWMAN, Laurie Gwen Shapiro
Join Prose Playground TOMORROW AT 7PM EST as we welcome Author Laurie Gwen Shapiro, whose acclaimed book THE AVIATOR AND THE SHOWMAN: Amelia Earhart, George Putnam, and the Marriage that Made an American Icon - A NEW YORK TIMES book of the summer!
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I know. I need a hobby. But this is very exciting!
An essay I wrote about combatting chronic illness with my chainsaw got published last fall in this anthology of Maine writers. This past spring, the collection won a literary award for best Maine anthology.
If you love to read personal essay collecti...
THEY WRITE: Send us a DM on Instagram or Facebook with your WILDEST summer story (you can remain anonymous 😉). Select stories will be featured on The Moth’s social media pages and in our upcoming Moth Minute newsletter!
Summer is the time for letting...
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A richly drawn, unsettling, and wickedly funny story of envy and ambition set against the glamor and privilege of media and high society in New York City at its height.
Join New York Times editor Peter Catapano for an exclusive four-week masterclass on the craft of the modern essay. As the longtime opinion and op-ed editor for the Times, Peter has helped shape and publish hundreds of pieces that sparked national conversations. In this small-group workshop, you’ll learn how to:
- Identify ideas with impact and develop them into compelling pitches
- Structure essays for clarity, momentum, and emotional resonance
- Refine your voice and sharpen your point of view
- Navigate the submission process for top-tier publications
Enrollment is limited to ensure personalized attention.
Tuesdays: October 14th-November 4th
Instructor: Peter Catapano
No previous writing experience required.
“Why did this book make me feel sad and happy?” -1st grade reader of Feathers Together.
From Caron Levis:
What You’ll Learn:
- Writers will present a project.
- Writers will create a Project Plan before setting off on a drafting journey
Instructor: Caron Levis
Write a scene in which your narrator describes something ordinary - a street corner, a family dinner, a bus ride.
Fiction: Invent a narrator with a specific, unusual lens on the world (like a botanist who sees people in terms of plant metaphors, a pet...