Sign up for the annual conference on April 15-17 at the Madison Concourse Hotel.
Madison media cover the increase in scholarships and online courses.
The retreat teaches writers at all levels how to improve their work and find a path to publishing.
‘I tried to learn as much as I could about writing a novel that would sell.’
Screenwriting: Write Your First Draft Fast has a track record of success.
Heart Failure: Supportive and Palliative Approaches to Care teaches evidence-based strategies.
A career change can be overwhelming and one of the hardest parts is taking that first step.
Nervous about talking to literary agents? Writers’ Institute Director Laurie Scheer offers up tips for making a literary agent pitch. If you’re looking for more help putting together a pitch, check out Laurie’s workshop, “Pitching Your Best Pitch,” on Thursday, April 14.
The space in the Villager Mall makes it easier for one of Madison’s most marginalized communities to connect with UW-Madison, and vice versa.
A wide range of courses offers the training they’ll need to find a job after graduation.
A free weekly gathering helps participants sharpen their skills.
