About This Workshop
Writer Roadmaps - Guides for Building a Writing Career
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably wondered, like so many other writers, “OK I’ve published some stuff here and there…now what?” What other steps could I be taking to further my career? In this course, we’ll learn different ways to be a writer: to approach and advance our craft and careers, to engage our readership and peers.
Through a series of light and informative interviews packed with resources, tips, and submission opportunities, accomplished writers will discuss the Roadmaps for their own unique career paths. They’ll share the choices that actually moved the needle and why. Actionable steps for aspirational goals. And lots of surprising advice (and hot gossip).
Workshop Takeaways
How to Become a Reese's Book Club LitUp Author
How to Become an NEA (and Stegner!) Fellow
How to Grow Your Writing Career Through Literary Translation
How to Land a Major Deal for Your YA Novel
How to Write Across Genres and Stay Winning
How to Freelance Book Reviews and Why You Should
How to Level Up Your (Interview) Pitches: A Breakdown
How to Conduct Better Interviews: 5 Tips for Deeper Q&As
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About The Instructor
Steve Chang is a Taiwanese writer and educator from the San Gabriel Valley, California. His work appears in Epiphany, Guernica, North American Review, and The Southampton Review, and has been commended by The Iron Horse Prize, the Halifax Ranch Fiction Prize, the Ploughshares Emerging Writers Contest, and even by (some of) his friends. He edits fiction at Okay Donkey, holds an MFA from Cornell, and is the ideal advisor for anyone looking to navigate the writing industry at a professional level.
This looks like an incredibly valuable month-long workshop. Truly appreciate all that Steve Chang does with the litmag Okay Donkey, so I am really excited to learn more about developing and navigating writer roadmaps through his guidance and insights.