Writing a book takes more than just… writing.
Agents and publishers sign authors who skillfully vary narrative techniques—narration, summary, reflection, and scene—to move a reader through story.
Friday, September 11 & Friday, September 18 · 2:00 – 3:00 PM PT
$129 · Two live 60-minute sessions + replays included
RESERVE MY SEATEARLY BIRD: Use code SUMMER26 at checkout — $129 $97
You've plotted. You've drafted. You've generated pages of material and lived inside your characters' heads. But something on the page isn't landing the way it does in your imagination.
Pacing drags where it should race. Reflection reads as backstory. Scenes feel flat when they should crackle. You know the story is there—you just don't yet have the technique to render it on the page in a way that moves a reader.
That's not a talent problem. That's a craft problem—and craft can be taught.
Applicable techniques to immediately strengthen your novel or memoir in progress.
Distinguish narration, summary, reflection, and scene—and learn when and why to use each. Study literary examples and see how master writers weave these modes to control pace and depth.
Bring your prose alive with intentional pacing, seamless transitions, and a point of view that draws readers close. Practice techniques you'll apply the same day.
Workshop handouts, targeted exercises, and full session recordings delivered after each meeting—so you can revisit the material and apply it to your manuscript at your own pace.
“Art is fire plus algebra.”
— JORGE LUIS BORGES
Your dedication, your curiosity, your willingness to be vulnerable on the page—that's the fire. This workshop teaches the algebra: the tried-and-true narrative craft that lets you tell your unique story in your voice, your style, your way.
Two Fridays. Sixty minutes each. A lifetime of technique you can apply to every page you write from here on out.
RESERVE MY SEAT — $97EARLY BIRD CODE: SUMMER26