Theresa Gallo – Writing Beginnings and Endings

Sarah was lovely! She has a very inviting way of speaking that is clear and friendly but also not so slow that you lose interest. She has great ideas, and was very open to questions and varied ways of thinking about things. I came away with a lot of inspiration and reminders of how I should be approaching my work.

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Sharon O’Toole – Plot Your Novel

I appreciated Jack’s thoughtful critiques, both of my work and of the work of my classmates. Jack and my classmates were very helpful. Jack’s critiques definitely assisted me in making this a stronger manuscript.

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Ramona Banuelos – Tales From The Memory Palace

I learned just how difficult it is to write succinct stories. As efficient a writer as I think I am I learned just how elusive efficient writing is. The group I was a part of were smart, caring people. They offered encouragement and suggestions that made sense. 

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Nina Goss – Poetry Workshop

This was challenging and substantive. Rosemary’s readings of our posted work were invariably prompt, detailed, and constructive. As usual, the participants were serious, generous, and ambitious writers and readers. Rosemary is engaged and professional. I admire her as a fellow teacher and am grateful to be her student.

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Theresa Connors – Write Your World

Rudri created a wonderful workshop atmosphere. I received specific feedback on each of my writing assignments and felt supported and encouraged throughout the six-week course. I’m amazed at how much I learned in this short time period.

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Christina Cavallaro – Write Your World

Rudri is the editor and teacher everyone wishes they would discover. Her warm engaging style meets spot-on feedback has done more for me in 6 weeks than I can begin to describe. Rudri’s approach to giving feedback is supportive in a way that both inspires and lifts while being grounded in solid practical suggestions to help elevate your work. 

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