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Learn to Write in a Variety of Genre & Styles
Has anyone asked you what genre you like to write? Do you wonder if you have a good style of writing? Join the Write Now! online writing workshop for eight weeks of lessons to explore genre and style in writing. Using a fun e...
Free Summer Writing Program for Students
Free Summer Writing Program Injoy, Inc. is hosting a FREE Summer Writing Program for students. These lessons contain ideas for students in PK through high school to write and enjoy fables! Over the summer, students explore ho...
Flash Fiction Contest
More details coming soon! But basically, we’re hosting a Flash Fiction contest for short stories less than 1000 words. Yeah–that takes real skill! We’ll be selecting about 50 winners to be published in a compi...
How to Write A Fable
How To Write a Fable: Exploring Characters, Plot, and Theme Fables are one of the most interesting story styles. They are generally short, but include interesting characters, a plot that contains a wallop, and a theme that keep...
Flash Fiction Online Writing Class
Flash Fiction is a literary form that takes a few elements, and tells a story very quickly. It’s a great tool for a writer to have in their writer’s toolbelt! It is difficult to write a good Flash Fiction story, but...
Drawing for Free Membership to Write Now Online Writing Workshop
Flash Fiction is a literary form that takes a few basic elements (larger than life character, thought-provoking story line, quick conflict), and tells a story very quickly. Charles Dickens could probably take 14 p...
Flash Fiction; How To Write A Short Story
Anyone can write a book, but it takes talent to write a short story! To establish interesting characters, create a compelling plot, and weave in conflict and resolution in less than 1000 words takes skill and effort! Flash fict...
Write Now Online Writing Workshop: Point of View
Point of view is how the story-teller views the story. What do they see? How? Why? Common Points of View: First Person (a character is telling the story, and you only know what they know). Uses I, me, my a lot. Se...
Using Pinterest For Your WIP
With so many online tech tools for writers to choose from, here’s one that is just plain fun! Pinterest is an online bulletin board that allows you to capture and organize pictures and links to websites. You might already...
