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Writing

HipChick

(25,567 posts) Wed Jan 8, 2014, 10:34 PM Jan 2014

Online writing programs?

Any good recommendations?

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Online writing programs? (Original Post) HipChick Jan 2014 OP

what do you mean by online writing program? A course? zonkers Jan 2014 #1

Non-Fiction, article writing.. HipChick Jan 2014 #2

I would visit Chuck Pahlaniak's (sp?) website... zonkers Jan 2014 #3

Thanks. Said it was this link. valerief Jan 2014 #4

Thats the neighborhood for sure... here are Chuck's 13 zonkers Jan 2014 #5

Thanks! valerief Jan 2014 #6

zonkers

(5,865 posts)

1. what do you mean by online writing program? A course?

Reply to HipChick (Original post)

Fri Jan 17, 2014, 08:47 PM

Jan 2014

If so, what kind of writing?

HipChick

(25,567 posts)

2. Non-Fiction, article writing..

Reply to zonkers (Reply #1)

Fri Jan 17, 2014, 09:29 PM

Jan 2014

Short Story writing

zonkers

(5,865 posts)

3. I would visit Chuck Pahlaniak's (sp?) website...

Reply to HipChick (Reply #2)

Fri Jan 17, 2014, 10:34 PM

Jan 2014

he used to do an online boot camp. And his website has all sorts of links and cool advice if I remember. He is a cool writer. His site had a great sense of community. The links and boot camp are probably still there. I actually like him and his work ethic a bit more than I like all his writing but he is definitely adventurous and worth knowing about. His site turned me on to Amy Hempel, an awesome short story writer. Her work as well as interviews with her are available online.

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Amy Hempel's writing teacher was Gordon Lish who discovered Raymond Carver and was ficiton editor for Esquire Magazine for years.