Reading Like A Writer – Burlington Writers Workshop

Moving a story forward The April 20 workshop was all about voice, analyzing George Saunders‘ story “Mothers Day.” Reading aloud

Reading Like a Writer | Writing Like a Reader… Next Session April 20

The first session of “Read like a Writer | Write like a Reader” was inspiring and generative, using the crisp

I have to be honest. I’ve never been much of a joiner. As I writer, my idea of a good

If you joined us for our recent event, in partnership with RETN, “StoryCraft: A Way with Words: Conversations on the

Most likely, anyone coming to this site has the writing bug, either actively writing (yay!) or thinking about doing so

I recently found this fascinating article about reading with a pen by Tim Parks in The New York Review of

Oscar Wilde, in his essay The Decay of Lying, famously claimed that “life imitates art.” This thesis stands in opposition

It’s a workshop tradition: we take turns introducing ourselves and answer one question. Last night’s question was: “What book would

Open Letter Books is publishing some of the best novels I’ve read in years. While at AWP in Boston in

I’ve been working on short stories lately, and every time I sit down to revise one, I’m reminded of how