In-Person Class

I Remember: Writing Your Memoir

July 7th–August 4th
Mondays, 10–12pm EDT (5 sessions)

Cost $149
Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center
Northwestern Michigan College
Traverse City, Michigan

Writing a memoir is bearing witness. Combining experience with creativity and craft will bring your story to life. Whether you have lived a wildly adventurous life or found truth in the day-to-day, this class encourages risk-taking while creating a supportive and inspiring environment. Through prompts, class discussions, mentor texts, and workshopping, students will find their voices and their stories.

Online Class

Finding Your Voice:
How to write novels, Short stories, Creative nonfiction

April 30th–May 28th
Wednesdays, 5:30–7pm EDT

Cost $450
Class meets via Zoom

Meets weekly for five consecutive weeks on Zoom. No matter where you are in your writing process – ready to publish or simply starting – this writing class will support, challenge, and extend your current project. Learn to focus, refine and produce rough drafts of your story. Includes extensive writing exercises and sharing.

“I have been teaching creative writing to both adults and teenagers for over thirty years. I have an MFA from Brooklyn College and three published novels, one a NYT notable book. I have taught English and writing both in Universities and high school. I can teach creative non-fiction, fiction writing and memoir. I am also a college admission essay expert. My writing practice focuses on the process of finding one's voice and story.” — Molly Moynahan