Why Do Writing Workshops Fail You?

Why Do Writing Workshops Fail You?

Because they act like an authority on your writing. Here, at the Attic, we don’t do that. Instead, as a gathering place for learning, creativity, and community, our workshops invite you to explore the craft and strategies that shape your projects, and to discover how to bring your best writing forward. From prompts that really work to intelligent feedback to helping you with publication leads, Attic workshops are work for you because we put your writing first.

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New Fall Workshops

  • Poets Studio: Summer Session w David Biespiel — Aug 29 - 30

  • The Joy of Writing Our Grief Workshop w Ed Sage — Sep 8 - Oct 13

  • AM Fiction Workshop: Short Story Mornings w Miranda Schmidt — Sep 15 - Oct 20

  • Building a Firm Foundation: Crafting an Outline for a Novel Workshop w Rachel King — Sep 16 - Oct 21

  • AM Workshop: The Craft of the Personal Essay Workshop w Santi Elijah Holley — Sep 17 - Oct 22

  • A.M. Memoir Workshop w Laura Moulton — Sep 21 - Oct 26

  • Noontime Nonfiction Workshop w Laura Moulton — Sep 21 - Oct 26

  • P.M. Memoir Workshop w Laura Moulton — Sep 22 - Oct 27

  • Reclaiming Attention: The Power of the Notebook Workshop w Laura Moulton — Sep 23 - Oct 28

  • Image Driven: A Poetry Workshop w Michael Dickman — Oct 5 - Nov 9

  • Intro to Flash Nonfiction w Brian Benson — Oct 6 - Nov 3

  • Poetry of Place Workshop w Craig Brandis — Oct 8 - Nov 12

  • Poetry of Fatherhood Workshop w Bobby Elliott — Oct 15 - Nov 19

  • Filling the Empty Bowl Workshop w Matthew Dickman — Oct 18 - Nov 22

  • Reviving Old Pieces: A Re-Visioning Workshop w Miranda Schmidt — Nov 16 - Dec 21

  • Lucky Language: A Poetry Workshop w Michael Dickman — Nov 16 - Dec 21

  • Poetry Manuscript Consultations — Jan - Feb

Deadlines for Upcoming Studios

Register by September 1st to receive your early-registration discount

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