Six Week Kickstarter
Thursdays from 10/3 - 11/7 (except 10/29 which will be a Tuesday because of Halloween)
This 6-week course is for writers of all levels looking to unblock their creative brain and get words on the page. Through in class exercises, optional homework assignments, one on one workshopping of long form pieces, a magical mystery box of supplemental reading and listening recommendations, and more, you’ll find a sustainable writing flow that will allow you to generate work like you never have before. Whether you are totally new to writing or have a manuscript you’ve been chipping away at for years, this class will provide what everyone with a story to tell needs and craves: inspiration and accountability.
You'll be in good hands. Ruthie has worked with hundreds of writers to turn their ideas into narrative gold. Her clients have received major non-fiction book deals with Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, and more. They’ve gotten agent representation by Aevitas Creative Management, Park & Fine Literary and Media and Janklow & Nesbit. And her clients’ essays have been published in The New York Times, Catapult, Tablet, Health Magazine, New England Journal of Medicine, Well + Good and more.
Ruthie’s not only an accomplished editor, she’s a writer too. You can find her essays in Glamour, O Magazine, the New York Times, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Salon, Slate, Newsweek, and more. Most recently, she was the Deputy Editor at ForbesWomen.
LOGISTICS:
• This class is best suited for those working on memoir, creative nonfiction, personal essays, and fiction.
• Writers in this class will be ready to work consistently and be eager to learn.
• Classes will meet on Zoom for 2 hours per session.
WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH:
• Two finished long form assignments that reflect the work + learning of the course
• New tools + techniques to use in your writing going forward
• A creative community to support your story
• An invitation to my community of writers for resource sharing, edit exchanges, book/essay recommendations, first dibs on future classes and so much more
Thursdays from 10/3 - 11/7 (except 10/29 which will be a Tuesday because of Halloween)
This 6-week course is for writers of all levels looking to unblock their creative brain and get words on the page. Through in class exercises, optional homework assignments, one on one workshopping of long form pieces, a magical mystery box of supplemental reading and listening recommendations, and more, you’ll find a sustainable writing flow that will allow you to generate work like you never have before. Whether you are totally new to writing or have a manuscript you’ve been chipping away at for years, this class will provide what everyone with a story to tell needs and craves: inspiration and accountability.
You'll be in good hands. Ruthie has worked with hundreds of writers to turn their ideas into narrative gold. Her clients have received major non-fiction book deals with Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, and more. They’ve gotten agent representation by Aevitas Creative Management, Park & Fine Literary and Media and Janklow & Nesbit. And her clients’ essays have been published in The New York Times, Catapult, Tablet, Health Magazine, New England Journal of Medicine, Well + Good and more.
Ruthie’s not only an accomplished editor, she’s a writer too. You can find her essays in Glamour, O Magazine, the New York Times, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Salon, Slate, Newsweek, and more. Most recently, she was the Deputy Editor at ForbesWomen.
LOGISTICS:
• This class is best suited for those working on memoir, creative nonfiction, personal essays, and fiction.
• Writers in this class will be ready to work consistently and be eager to learn.
• Classes will meet on Zoom for 2 hours per session.
WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH:
• Two finished long form assignments that reflect the work + learning of the course
• New tools + techniques to use in your writing going forward
• A creative community to support your story
• An invitation to my community of writers for resource sharing, edit exchanges, book/essay recommendations, first dibs on future classes and so much more
Thursdays from 10/3 - 11/7 (except 10/29 which will be a Tuesday because of Halloween)
This 6-week course is for writers of all levels looking to unblock their creative brain and get words on the page. Through in class exercises, optional homework assignments, one on one workshopping of long form pieces, a magical mystery box of supplemental reading and listening recommendations, and more, you’ll find a sustainable writing flow that will allow you to generate work like you never have before. Whether you are totally new to writing or have a manuscript you’ve been chipping away at for years, this class will provide what everyone with a story to tell needs and craves: inspiration and accountability.
You'll be in good hands. Ruthie has worked with hundreds of writers to turn their ideas into narrative gold. Her clients have received major non-fiction book deals with Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, and more. They’ve gotten agent representation by Aevitas Creative Management, Park & Fine Literary and Media and Janklow & Nesbit. And her clients’ essays have been published in The New York Times, Catapult, Tablet, Health Magazine, New England Journal of Medicine, Well + Good and more.
Ruthie’s not only an accomplished editor, she’s a writer too. You can find her essays in Glamour, O Magazine, the New York Times, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Salon, Slate, Newsweek, and more. Most recently, she was the Deputy Editor at ForbesWomen.
LOGISTICS:
• This class is best suited for those working on memoir, creative nonfiction, personal essays, and fiction.
• Writers in this class will be ready to work consistently and be eager to learn.
• Classes will meet on Zoom for 2 hours per session.
WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH:
• Two finished long form assignments that reflect the work + learning of the course
• New tools + techniques to use in your writing going forward
• A creative community to support your story
• An invitation to my community of writers for resource sharing, edit exchanges, book/essay recommendations, first dibs on future classes and so much more