Brooks specializes in breaking the writing process into its component parts so writers can easily get a handle on it.
Tips include identifying opportunities for growth, cultivating relationships, and building skills through volunteer work.
The Write-by-the-Lake Writer’s Workshop and Retreat, June 26-30, teaches writers of all levels how to improve their work and find a path to publishing.
The conference features lectures, workshops, book signings, manuscript critiques, and networking events on March 24-26.
Avé Thorpe, a mom of four who has struggled with homelessness, wants to be a writer after finding her voice in Odyssey Project humanities classes.
The seven workshops will encourage camaraderie reminiscent of youth summer camps.
The summer scholarships make it easier for students to advance their academic and professional careers.
Students in the Professional Life Coaching Certificate program learn to help people reach their potential
Write about nature, study its patterns, and more.
Options include scholarships, loans, tax deductions, and federal financial aid.
The UW Writers’ Institute features lectures, workshops, and networking events on March 24-26.
Jens Jensen: A Pioneer in American Landscape Design and Conservation runs March 1-15 at the UW Pyle Center and is open to the public.