William Stafford vs. Toni Morrison on “Writers' Block”
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Microfiction Workshops & More with Meg Pokrass
Paid subscribers can participate in a private "submissions support group" on a bi-monthly basis. "Calm Down and Write: group for paid subscribers, 5PM EST, all Wednesdays. Paid subscribers receive $10 off on my workshops. Prompts and feedback.
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Latest posts
Ghost &/Or Monster Stories: A Microfiction Workshop
September 11th-13th
Tuning Out the Noise: Becoming a New Writer Again
And why learning craft is great, as long as we can remind ourselves to forget it
Tiny Odysseys: A Microfiction Workshop of Endurance Stories: August 28th-30th
August 28th-30th
Next Submit or Quit Event: Sunday, August 2nd!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Microfiction Workshop: "Messy Love" Micros
End of Summer Workshop with a Flexible 4-Day Schedule
My List of Flash Fiction Writing Tips
& the Edinburgh Award for Flash Fiction Info and Links!
Prompt from "The Aria" by William Bronk (and an alternate prompt below)
Inspired by “The Aria” by William Bronk, write a microfiction or prose poem about a character or couple who move to (or visit) a city filled with bad luck, or which seems perpetually flawed.
O, Mysterious Ending (from the archives)
Please feel free to chime in in the comments below!
Living Big
Inspired by “After Anna” by Robert Hamberger “, write a micro (200 words or less) about a character who lived (or lives) “big”.