In-Person Class
Register for Molly’s workshops at NorthWestern Michigan College
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Celebration of Writing with Extended Education
November 12, 2026
Five Thursdays, 1 to 3pm ET
In person at Scholars Hall
NorthWestern Michigan College
Step into the spotlight and share the words that have lived on your pages. Designed as a lively celebration of creative expression, this gathering invites writers from previous held classes to read their works aloud while fellow literature lovers gather to listen and cheer them on. Discover the thrill of finding your public voice, enjoy captivating original stories, and connect with a supportive community of enthusiastic local writers.
Call (231) 995-1700 to register.
Online Class
Book a session to get one-on-one guidance and improve your writing skills.
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One-on-one Coaching
Meet with Molly online via Zoom
$200 per session
Book an appointment with Molly Moynahan for personal, expert assistance on writing projects of all kinds! This includes business executives as well as students applying for college.who need guidance with the Common Application essay. Molly can help choose a topic, brainstorm, find your story, and implement storytelling structure. She provides excellent academic analysis assessments, reviews, and valuable feedback for all facets of your writing. She also provides support for coping with anxiety and overcoming fears around literacy issues.
Molly’s workshops are for students, emerging authors, and professionals. Drawing on Molly’s experience as a novelist, playwright, and teacher, the classes use short exercises, brief craft talks, and guided feedback to turn distraction and self-doubt into writing material. You’ll learn clear techniques for risk-taking and emotional honesty. Ideal for polishing personal statements, essays, or early drafts, the workshop gives concrete tools and kind, useful critique to find and strengthen your true voice.
“It was wonderfully transformative and I found myself back in touch with that deep part of me that was somehow buried underneath my layers of unconscious doubts and insecurities. What I like most about Molly’s style is that it is completely authentic and equal.”
About your teacher
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“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