Workshops for Overwhelmed Writers
Weekly workshops designed to teach one thing exceptionally well
Who is this for?
The Forever Workshop is for overwhelmed writers who don’t have $495 to drop on a traditional workshop. Our workshops are focused, practical, and designed to teach one thing exceptionally well. If your subscribed, a new one will arrive in your inbox every Wednesday.
How does it work?
Our weekly workshops are in newsletter format, self-paced, and evergreen. We also have a collection of masterclasses you can access anytime.
Who are the instructors?
Our instructor pool is made up of award-winning authors, literary agents, Substack bestsellers, experienced writing educators, and editors of prestige publications. We seek out the very best, we fangirl hard, and sometimes can’t even believe they agreed to write for us.
Just jump right in…
Take a poetry workshop
Take a fiction workshop
Take a nonfiction workshop
Take a career advancement workshop
Take a general craft workshop
More questions? We’ve got more answers. Otherwise, introduce yourself below? There’s 30,000 writers learning here and they’re all pretty nice.
I'm Ben. I currently have anywhere from 300-500 half-baked first drafts that need to be cleaned up and submitted but my god that’s fucking boring so I just keep writing more and more half-baked first drafts hoping some day I’ll be rich enough to afford a really good editor to look at them all and tell me how to make them better or, more likely, narrow them down to the 3-5 that are actually publishable. I like to write short things and weird things. I also hate exposition. I am suspicious whether there is a way to do it efficiently.
Hiii, I'm Shannan. I'm currently "not-writing" a horror-humor magic realist novel and god yea I've rewritten that opening chapter at least 15 times (whyyy is it so hard to let go of and get on!). I'm also a mom to a VERY feisty 4 year old. Annnd I study full time (MFA) anddd I work full time (Chill Subs) anddd I run ONLY POEMS, which is also full time. ... aaand now I'm tired just writing that.