creative writing classes for 12 year olds

Hi. I’m Craig.

I am a professional writer and educator for 20+ years. i’m here to say writing is not enrichment. it is essential., we are living in a new era. creative thinking is crucial to survive and prosper. so why is creative writing still called an “elective”, it deserves to be the cornerstone..

If your child loves to write and wants more creative stimulation and mentoring, you are in the right place. If your child avoids writing like the plague because it’s too hard to organize thoughts or they just simply don’t like it, you are in the right place. If your child is dealing with emotional challenges, finding it hard to open up and needs something therapeutic, you are in the right place.

Courses and classes, all classes are virrtual, writing foundations level 1, all ages & levels.

Most writing classes for kids focus on form and outer structure – Word Up Kids’ technique focuses on the inner form. Where do ideas come from? How do we bridge the gap between thought and expression? Why is finding the inner voice so hard?

We take the mystery out of writing and make it simple – and endlessly fun. Students have the option to publish their work in our Anthology series or in their own book.

My method is individualized based on your child’s age and needs.

Schedule:  

Session 1 June 8 – June 29 Tuesdays 4.30-5.30pm Ages 7-12 June 9 – June 30 Wednesdays 6.30-7.30pm Ages 13 and Up

Session 2 July 6 – July 27 Tuesdays 4.30-5.30pm Ages 7-12 July 7 – July 28 Wednesdays 6.30-7.30pm Ages 13 and Up

Session 3 August 3 – August 24 Tuesdays Ages 7-12 August 4 – August 25 Wednesdays Ages 13 and Up

4 weeks, 1 class per week | $300.

All classes are virtual.

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE PREP

Most courses on writing consider the main purpose of writing to be communication. Few courses see writing as a way of shaping thought.

Yes, writing needs to be a clear, direct communication of thought and ideas. But many of our thoughts first come into clarity only after the pen hits the paper. 

This course provides high school and college students with a method for bridging the gap between thinking and writing that will prevent falling into writer’s block. It will dramatically improve one’s ability to come up with and express ideas, and be of great educational and practical value.

Session 2 July 6 – July 27 Tuesdays 5.30-6.30pm (High School) July 8 – July 29 Thursdays 5-6pm (College)

4 weeks, 1 class per week | $300

Private sessions & mentoring, 1 to 1 tutoring, (or build your own class).

If you are looking for 1 to 1 writing mentoring – or wish to build your own class – this is for you. These sessions will be tailored to your writing goals and schedule needs. Students have the option of publishing their work in our Word Up Kids Anthology series, or work on creating their own book.

Price: $125/hr. solo | $150/hr. duo | $175/hr. trio

FAMILY WRITER’S CIRCLE

I have tried to create the workshop I have most wanted to attend with my own family. In these interactive sessions I’ve designed interpersonal writing and sharing exercises that help family members take off their masks in a safe space so that they can better see, hear, understand and love one another.

The family that writes together…

Price: $200 per hour

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Our Mission : The Young Writers Program at Lighthouse connects children and teens to literature, new friends, and a writing community. Our workshops, whether at Lighthouse or at one of our dozens of partnering sites, are taught by published and award-winning authors and are designed to foster creativity and self-expression and to empower youth to find their voices through creative writing. 

At Lighthouse, we offer a variety of in-person and virtual creative writing workshops, in all genres, on weekends, after school, and during school-closure days, including the Young Authors Collective for teens, summer camps, and more.

These ever-expanding offerings include writing classes, workshops, and clubs in libraries and museums, medical and residential treatment centers, neighborhood youth centers, and a variety of school models.

Summer Camps

Half-day and full-day options are available for all age groups from June through August. Registration for half-day camps and full-day camps are now open!

The Young Authors Collective, or YAC, is a group of talented, word-obsessed high school writers dedicated to experimenting with new creative forms, collaborating with other arts organizations, and writing a ton. Our three cohorts, YAC—Denver, YAC—Online, and YAC—Rainbow meet once a week to generate new pieces, give friendly feedback, and work towards publication. 

Tuition is $520 per semester; full and partial financial aid is available. Please apply first and request financial aid after you are accepted.

The Lighthouse Young Writers Program publishes an annual anthology of students' writing, And We Created Worlds , from participants in community engagement and in-house programs.

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Field Trips to Lighthouse

Interested in coming to Lighthouse with your students? We can customize workshops to fit individual classroom or program goals and needs. We provide hour-long presentations, one-day or week-long intensives, after-school programs, multi-week sessions, or more long-term workshops culminating in public readings or published anthologies (or both) depending on the needs of the school or program and its young writers.

The Writer's Workshop for Kids

Online writing classes

The Writer’s Workshop for Kids offers creative, non-sectarian online writing classes that inspire kids to write from the heart. The *live* writing classes are standards-based, and students develop writing skills while having fun along the way. I offer weekday writing classes for homeschoolers, after-school and weekend classes, and summer writing camps.

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🗓️ Download the Spring Schedule (PDF)! (Updated 3/15)

🦋 The summer camp schedule has arrived! The Writer’s Workshop for Kids offers a creative summer writing program in a “traditional” camp schedule. The summer writing classes meet everyday for one hour on Zoom for one week. Choose from 7 weeks of engaging, lively themes to inspire your kids’ imaginations while developing writing skills! ⏰ Don’t see a time that works for you? Gather a group and contact me to create a camp!

😎 Download the Summer Writing Camp Schedule (PDF) ! (Updated 5/22)

The Writer’s Workshop for Kids offers fun *live* online writing classes via Google Classroom & Zoom.

Grades K-2 Junior writers learn rhyming, the parts of speech, & more in a fun environment.

Grades 3+ From pirates & poetry to fantasy & science fiction, writers find their “voice!”

Grades 6-8 Learn how to write a research paper step by step. Or gather a group for creative writing.

My Philosophy

We have fun in class! Writing is all about sharing ideas & playing with words. We support & encourage each other. Discover what you like to write & read.

Workshop Delivery

Explore different writing styles and skills in fun, interactive online workshops . Delivered via Google Classroom, Zoom, brainstorming & discussions, videos, & more!

Feedback Style

I give personal feedback and highlight what kids are doing right. I nurture progress in writing skills with positive support & guidance!

The Writer’s Workshop for Kids is an approved vendor for California charter schools, including: Blue Ridge Academy, Cabrillo Point Academy, Compass Charter Schools, Excel Academy , Granite Mountain Charter School, IEM Schools (South Sutter, Ocean Grove, Sky Mountain) , iLEAD , Mission Vista Academy, Pacific Coast Academy, and Sage Oak Charter Schools ! You may submit a PO for my workshops if you are a member of these charter schools. Or you may pay via PayPal, Venmo, & Zelle: [email protected] .

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Self-paced online courses, our online courses offer young people the time to explore writing through fun, engaging prompts and activities – whether it’s poetry, prose or any other kind of writing they want to develop. .

All of our online courses for young people are completely free , and entirely online and at your own pace. We have identified recommended age ranges below, but please note that these are advisory, and participation is at the discretion of parents/carers.

How do online courses work?

Our self-paced activities contain a mixture of reading and fun creative writing exercises.

We have partnered with digital learning platform Teachable to host our courses.

Click to read more about how courses are structured and what equipment you may need.

Story Prompts for Young Writers

For ages 6 years and above

These fun and imaginative prompts help parents and teachers create a sense of excitement about creative writing.

Tutor Isabelle King explains how to create characters and memorable settings, encouraging young writers to then explore their stories further.

These short exercises are suitable for children to work through on their own or in a group setting. We recommend a parent or teacher being present to help.

All the World’s a Stage

For ages 6 – 9 years

Do you love making up stories? How about stories with animals, court jesters and a magnificent Queen? Join us on an adventure back in time to the Tudor theatre…

In this course, children’s author Isabelle King will teach you how to create a Tudor inspired story to be performed in front of Queen Elizabeth I and her dog. At the end of the workshop you will have created a character, setting, poem, title and start of your own amazing story.

You can keep writing your story in your own time after the workshop. You will also have uncovered the name of the Queen’s dog and received a poster to design as a front cover from your story.

Jurassic Words

For ages 8 – 11 years

If you were going to write a poem to a dinosaur, what would you say? How would you fill a museum so that people in the future knew all about us? Can you create the biggest of stories using the smallest details?

These three workshops have been designed by specialist tutors with the support of National Centre for Writing and Young Norfolk Arts. You can work through each one start to finish, with your child or class, or you can pick and mix different activities from each as fun creative lesson starters or extension activities.

Co-commissioned by National Centre for Writing and Young Norfolk Arts

All My Friends are Superheroes

For ages 9 – 12 years

Do you have a superpower? Everyone has something they’re really good at, no matter how big or small…

In this course, Daisy Henwood will help you create your own superhero story. Using the small things that you’re really great at (picking a banana at its exact ripeness, or knowing the exact moment your friend needs a hug), you’ll build your own superhero character profile – which you can then use to write your own superhero story.

The Magic of Language

Poems, stories, songs and words are all capable of transporting us to new worlds, seeing things differently or of expressing ourselves in ways we might not have thought possible…

In this course, we’ll explore how you can start to tap into the magic of language, find out some of the things you can do with words, have fun, and do lots of writing exercises and games too! Everyone has words inside of them and with just a little help, we can all write stories or poems from thin air.

Poetry, Paradise and Playing

What does paradise mean? Is it a place? Is it a person? What does it smell like? What does it feel like? How can you write a poem about paradise?

In this course, Lewis Buxton is going to introduce you to poetry, why he thinks it’s great and how it can help you express big abstract emotions in concise, specific ways. You’ll unlock your creativity with prompts and activities, letting your mind run across the page, and you’ll read some poems Lewis thinks are beautiful. By the end of the course, you’ll have written your very own poem. The theme of the whole course is Paradise .

Writing Lyrics

For ages 9 – 12 years and 13 – 17 years

Ever wanted to have a go at writing your own songs? Maybe you don’t play an instrument… perhaps you don’t have the confidence to sing. This online course is perfect for you!

Your course tutor is Norwich based singer-songwriter Jess Morgan –  you can find her songs on Spotify here . Jess has worked as singer songwriter for more than ten years – writing songs and touring very small, very dark folk music clubs all over the world… and just once, the O2 Arena.

This course is entirely free and is available for 9-12 year olds and 13-17 year olds.

Writing Interesting Characters

For ages 10 – 12 years and 13 – 17 years

Learn how to create all sorts of interesting characters, exploring helpful tips along the way…

In this course with Cara Marks, you’ll learn all about what makes characters interesting and realistic. By the end of the course, you’ll have created a character profile for an interesting character which you can use in your own stories.

Writing Boudica

For ages 10 – 12 years

Are you ready to go on an Iron Age adventure? In this course you will imagine that you have stepped back in time to Ancient Britain…

The Romans rule the land. You are part of the Iceni who live in the East of England, a little tribe who are causing a lot of trouble. The Iceni have risen up in rebellion against the Roman rule – they don’t like getting told what to do by the Romans. The leader of the Iceni is a fierce and fiery woman called Boudica. In the evenings, Stories are often shared around a fire, an important community activity to entertain and inspire. This is where you come in. You are the Star Storyteller of the Iceni.

How to Write Weird

For ages 13 – 17 years

In this course, we’ll explore how you approach writing in new ways, how you can unlock the weird in your writing and how you can look to other forms of art for inspiration. We’ll do some reading, lots of writing and break some writing rules too!

Art in a Time of Crisis

How do you turn emotion into writing? Can we find possibility in times of emergency?

There are lots of strange and difficult things happening in the world at the moment. In this course, Daisy Henwood is going to show you how writing can help you navigate your feelings and create something positive and active. We’ll look at the different ways you might use writing to generate feelings of hope and to imagine a better future.

Bodies of Work – Writing Poems

Do you love to draw and write? Are you looking for creative ways to explore your feelings?

In this course, Lewis Buxton will show you how to make big abstract emotions specific and tangible. Through a mixture of drawing and writing you will learn how to centre emotions in the body, craft metaphors, write freely and without inhibition and finally read two poems and use them as a basis to write a poem from your own feelings and experiences. The key thing to take away from this course is that you and your experience of the world is important and worth writing about.

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If you still have questions, get in touch with the learning team by email [email protected] or phone (+44) 01603 877177 between our working hours of 9am – 5pm BST, Monday to Friday.

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Writing Classes for Kids

Want to learn how to write? From picture books to non-fiction short stories, there’s a whole world of creative possibilities when you explore your writing skills!

Today, we are going to share the best online writing classes. Whether you’re in elementary school, middle school, or high school, there’s a writing program for your unique point of view and abilities.

Ready to jump into the world of writing? Let’s go!

Why Writing Classes?

Want to catch up or get college credits (or just trying to find a muse for your writing process)? Writing classes can provide the inspiration and fundamentals you need!

Unfortunately, traditional education doesn’t place enough of an emphasis on writing as it does on other subjects. That’s where writing classes come in. Along with learning the ropes, writing classes (in person or virtual) can light up your imagination!

Interested in learning more about writing? Here are some handy resources:

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At the end of the day, writing is about expression. Writing courses can help you build the skills and confidence you need to express the world inside your head!

Discover our online writing courses for kids!

Best Online Writing Classes

Whether as a supplement to homeschooling or getting ready for college prep, online writing classes can provide writing tips, writing exercises, and even story ideas for any experience or grade level. Let’s take a look at the top online writing courses for kids!

Brave Writer

First up to bat, we have Brave Writer ! If you’re looking for a way to fall in love with writing, then this might be a great start. From novice notetakers to aspiring novelists, Brave Writer offers kid-friendly resources and classes to level up your writing skills!

Ideal for any grade level, this writing program is segmented into five main age groups: Beginning Writers (5-8), Growing Writers (9-10), Middle School Writers (11-12), High School Writers (13-14), and College Prep Writers (15-18).

Creative Writing for Kids: Write a Spy Story!

Writing has never been more thrilling! In the Creative Writing for Kids: Write a Spy Story ! online course, kids get to learn how to write a spy thriller. From developing characters to plotting a story, this class is super engaging & fun!

Designed for kids age 11-14, Write a Spy Story! is a well-paced course. The class also includes a comprehensive workbook. It’s also great for homeschooled kids, helping to provide a creative boost to standard in-home curricula!

Creative Writing for Kids: Write the Future!

As another course offered by Udemy, Creative Writing for Kids: Write the Future ! is all about writing futuristic stories! This is a great supplement to homeschool studies or anyone that wants to flex their futuristic writing muscles.

From futuristic to dystopian to sci-fi, this course helps beginners learn the fundamentals to this type of writing. From character development to plot twists to engaging dialogue, you can learn to put your futuristic ideas on paper!

Fiction Writing Workshop for Kids

With no required prerequisites, kids of all ages (but ideally grades 4-7) can jump right into Fiction Writing Workshop for Kids ! This class offers on-demand video, as well as six downloadable resources for an effective, step-by-step approach.

Three separate story ideas are explored in this course, allowing students to explore the most popular themes in fiction writing. These main themes are Pet Story, Quest Story, and Superhero Story. At the end of the course, you get to create your own story!

Five-Minute Creative Writing Challenges

Though this is on a list for kids, Five-Minute Creative Writing Challenges is great for all ages (including elementary kids, teenagers, and adults)! If you want to learn the techniques of some of history’s greatest writers, this is the course for you!

Keep in mind that this course is offered in free and paid versions. The free course offers access to online video content. The paid course offers online video content along with certificate of completion, instructor Q&A, and instructor direct message.

My Favorite Things: Fun & Easy Writing Course

Need help writing full paragraphs? My Favorite Things: Fun & Easy Writing Course for Kids is the class for you! With self-expression at the heart of it, this course helps kids find their love of writing and lifelong learning.

Ideal for ages 5-9, My Favorite Things: Fun & Easy Writing Course for Kids uses cartoons to help kids learn how to write paragraphs on their favorite things. This course includes on-demand video and downloadable resources!

The Writer’s Workshop for Kids

Looking for a writing class geared toward K-6? The Writer’s Workshop for Kids , brought by the instructor Ronni Rowland, is an engaging live-writing class format that is offered via Google Classroom and Zoom!

Creative and non-sectarian, The Writer’s Workshop for Kids inspires kids to write more and in many different writing styles. Utilizing standards-based lessons, the course makes writing fun & accessible for younger kids!

Young Writer’s Blueprint

Are you an aspiring writer aged 6-10? Know one? Young Writer’s Blueprint should be your first stop! Award-winning author, Alice Kuipers, covers different writing skills that include gathering ideas, creating characters & settings, writing short stories, and more!

As a free resource, Young Writer’s Blueprint is meant to boost literacy and love for writing. The course is made up of seven main units, making it easy for adults and young kids to follow along and build a solid writing foundation!

Explore our novel writing course!

Final Notes: Writing Classes for Kids

Writing is a magical experience. Regardless of your writing style or experience, writing activities help with creativity, self-expression, communication, and so much more! Language arts as a whole is super helpful in today’s world.

Being able to express yourself clearly takes patience and practice. With the right resources and guidance, you can gain the confidence to create your own graphic novels, children’s books, and anything in between!

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Writing Program for Kids - Night Zookeeper

• The world's first gamified writing curriculum for kids
• Thousands of fun writing lessons, games & challenges
• Personalized feedback to boost writing skills

How our writing program works

A gamified approach to teaching writing

Interactive lessons & word games that boost writing skills

Inspiring writing prompts that spark a passion for creative writing

" My six year old loves to make up stories. Night Zookeeper gives her an outlet to write them out, and get ideas, suggestions, and corrections. "

" My son has always struggled with writing, and LOATHED any writing assignments. Night Zookeeper has been the key to get him engaged and excited to write. "

" My daughter has never loved writing, but this game has made writing come alive for her. She can't wait to get on it everyday. "

Includes a year's worth of printable activities!

Key Features

Your Child's Writing Adventure

Writing starts with characters

Children are encouraged to start their creative writing journey by using their imaginations to create original magical animal characters to live in their Night Zoo.

Building a rich vocabulary

Our word games have been developed to help your child develop their writing skills by teaching them new words to improve written expression.

Developing grammar skills

With new vocabulary in their minds, your child will come across varied writing lessons, sentence building games, short writing challenges, and many more exciting activities to build grammar skills and help them start writing with ease!

Writing stories

Children are then challenged to try different writing processes to produce short stories, reports, poems and other forms of writing. They’re also encouraged to develop their knowledge of different styles of writing, including narrative, expository, persuasive, and descriptive writing. Their work will be added to a personal portfolio that can be shared with family, friends and fellow users!

An opportunity to collaborate

An innovative approach to teaching reading & writing! Learners have a chance to collaborate on different writing projects, comment on each others’ work, and learn together in a safe and monitored environment. Their work may even be featured in the program!

Fast and effective feedback

Your young writer will get instant feedback on their work, with comments from Night Zookeeper characters and personalized feedback from our team of expert educators. All student writing is carefully reviewed and monitored to keep a safe and positive learning environment.

Perfect for Children Aged 6-12

Hundreds of pre-set writing lesson plans to choose from

Progress tracking showing your child's improvement in real-time

A flexible approach - set your own writing assignments, or let us do it for you

Developed by experienced educators to improve writing skills

Access thousands of online and offline English resources ideal for 6-12 year olds

Receive monthly themed printable worksheets to do handwritten exercises

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Night Zookeeper Price Plans

Night zookeeper awards.

• Virtual workshops take place every Saturday (excluding long weekends) from 1:00 pm or 2:00 pm for 1 hour
• Lesson plans are developed by an educator with over 20 years of teaching experience
• Free writing worksheets for download
• Participants will have a chance to win a kids’ ebook. These Canadian children’s books were written by winners of our nationwide Kids Write 4 Kids annual writing competition.

There are five workshops in this series. Can’t make it on these dates? Get notified on upcoming dates.

• Jun 8 – Brainstorm Bonanza
• Jun 15 – Mixed Bag Mayhem
• Jun 22 – Plotline Play-by-Play
• Jul 6 – Details! Details!
• Jul 13 – Stay On Track
• Jul 20 – Brainstorm Bonanza
• Jul 27 – Mixed Bag Mayhem
• Aug 10 – Plotline Play-by-Play
• Aug 17 – Details! Details!
• Aug 24 – Stay On Track

Brainstorm Bonanza

The purpose of this workshop is to teach participants how to brainstorm story ideas effectively.

Mixed Bag Mayhem

The purpose of this workshop is to teach participants about the importance of characters and character development in storylines.

Plotline Play-by-Play

The purpose of this workshop is to teach participants about the role of plot structure in stories.

Details! Details!

The purpose of this workshop is to show participants how descriptive details enhance stories and engage readers through elements that stimulate the senses and add interest.

Stay On Track

The purpose of this workshop is to show participants how an effective story has the main idea that readers can follow from the beginning through to its conclusion.

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Young Writer's Blueprint

A step-by-step guide for young writers, ages 6-10.

Join instructor Alice Kuipers, award-winning author of picture books, chapter books and young adult novels, for a hands-on journey that will set young writers off on a lifetime of creative writing.

Young Writer's Blueprint is completely free -- a gift from Alice and the folks at WritingBlueprints.com to help improve literacy and set loose the creative imagination of the world's youth.

(IMPORTANT NOTE: DUE TO PRIVACY LAWS, CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 13 CANNOT SIGN UP DIRECTLY TO ACCESS THIS COURSE. PLEASE ASK A PARENT OR GUARDIAN TO REGISTER FOR YOU USING THEIR CONTACT INFORMATION.)

Here's What's Included:

• Start How to Download and Use the PDF Worksheets (4:31)
• Start From Alice: Who I Am, What I've Written, and What You're Going to Discover About Writing (2:31)
• Start Great Books I Love, and I Hope You Do, Too! (1:35)
• Start The Nitty-Gritty of Writing: Writing is a TWO-Step Process (2:31)
• Start About You! Your First Writing Exercise (1:04)
• Start Where Do Ideas Come From? Getting Inspired! (2:01)
• Start How to Relax and Get Words on the Page: Freewriting (1:27)
• Start Falling in Love with Writing: Passion (2:15)
• Start Turn on Your Writing Genius: Writing Prompts #1
• Start Getting to Know Your Character (1:05)
• Start What Do They Own and What Do They Dream? (2:23)
• Start What Your Character Does (and why is this sooooo important?) (1:35)
• Start Turn on Your Writing Genius: Writing Prompts #2
• Start Writing Great Dialogue (1:10)
• Start Turn on Your Eyes and Ears: Observation (2:00)
• Start Creating a Stunning Scene (1:11)
• Start The Best Writers (You!) Find The Best Details (0:57)
• Start Turn on Your Writing Genius: Writing Prompts #3
• Start Different Types of Writing You Can Try (1:01)
• Start Super Short Stories
• Start The Wonderful World of Longer Stories and Novels (3:37)
• Start Penning Poems
• Start Turn on Your Writing Genius: Writing Prompts #4
• Start Think About The Big Picture (What? I'm writing words, not drawing....) (2:14)
• Start Sweating The Small Stuff (0:57)
• Start The Second, Third, Fourth... Drafts (2:04)
• Start Turn on Your Writing Genius: Editorial Prompts to Strengthen Your Editing Muscles
• Start Printable Checklist to Make Your Writing Shine
• Start It's Scary Out There: Sharing Your Best Work (1:25)
• Start The Hard Days: Rejection (2:05)
• Start Moving Upwards and Onwards: Writing your next piece (2:15)
• Start Goodbye from Alice (1:10)
• Start A Final Word from Laura for Parents and Teachers (2:25)

Your Instructor

Alice Kuipers is the author of the debut novel Life on the Refrigerator Door , an award-winning Young Adult/Adult crossover published to rave reviews in 28 countries and told entirely in post-it notes written by a mother and her daughter. Named a New York Times Book for the Teen Age, Life on the Refrigerator Door has won or been short listed for numerous prizes, including the Redbridge Book Award, the Sheffield Libraries Choice Award, the Grand Prix de Viarmes, the Saskatchewan First Book Award, the Salt Lake City County Library System Reader’s Choice Award, and the Carnegie Medal.

Alice’s second novel, The Worst Thing She Ever Did (published in the US as Lost for Words ), won the 2011 Arthur Ellis Award for Best Juvenile / YA Crime Book; was short listed for the White Pine Award; and was a Bank Street College of Education Best Children’s Books of the Year selection for 2011. The Worst Thing She Ever Did has been sold in 9 territories and praised as “gorgeous, heart-ripping, important” (Voices of Young Adults).

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A writing room: the new marketplace of writer classes, retreats, and collectives.

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A Writing Room is one of the fast-growing writer collectives. The four co-founders (left to right): ... [+] Reese Zecchin, Director of Production; Jacob Nordby, Director of Writer Development; A. Ashe, Creative Director; Claire Giovino, Community Director.

The past decade has brought an explosion in the number of books published each year in the United States (an estimated three to four million annually). In turn, this explosion is bringing a growing and evolving marketplace of writer classes, retreats and collectives. It is a marketplace creating new jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities—both for mainstream tech, marketing and managerial workers, as well as for writer/artist denizens of America’s bohemia.

The Drivers of Growth in Book Publishing

The number of book sales in the United States remains healthy, though it has leveled off in the past four years. In 2020, 756.82 million book unit sales were made in the US alone. This number climbed to 837.66 million in 2021, before falling slightly to 787.65 million units in 2022 and 767.36 million units in 2023.

What has changed dramatically has been the number of books published. Steve Piersanti of Berrett-Koehler Publishers estimates that three million books were published in the US, up 10 times from the number only 16 years ago . Other estimates put the number of published books annually at closer to four million .

The main driver of this growth in books published has been self-publishing. According to Bowker , which provides tools for self-publishing, an estimated 2.3 million books were self-published in 2021. Up through the 1990s (now the distant past in publishing), writers of all types of books, fiction and nonfiction, were dependent on convincing publishing houses to publish their work. As the technology for self-publishing and print on demand grew in the early 2000s, writers could publish on their own, and a very large number of Americans began to do so.

Fueling growth also is the level of affluence and discretionary income that an increasing segment of American society is reaching. For centuries, theorists across the political spectrum have envisioned a society, freed from basic economic needs, pursuing creative activities, with writing as a primary activity. In The German Ideology , Karl Marx could write about the economy of abundance in which individuals pursue writing as one of a series of daily activities—hunt in the morning, fish in the afternoon, write criticism in the evening. John Maynard Keynes in a 1930 essay, “ Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren” , envisions a time a hundred years forward (2030) in which writing is no longer the province of the upper classes. Contemporary theorists on the future of work, such as John Tamny, similarly see a blooming of creative and artistic activities by the average citizen.

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Best 5% interest savings accounts of 2024, a writing room, and the emerging marketplace of writer training.

A marketplace of writing coaches, classes and retreats expanded throughout the late twentieth century and first years of the twentieth century. Published authors and even recently-minted graduates of MFA programs hung out shingles for individual coaching and small classes. Colleges expanded their writing programs and certifications, and writer retreats multiplied. Co-working and literary event spaces were established in major cities ( The Writers Room in New York, The Writers Grotto in San Francisco). But the marketplace continued to bump up against geographic and logistical limitations.

Then, along the came the internet, and its evolution.

Today, hundreds of businesses throughout the country offer assistance to aspiring writers. Many continue to offer some in-person assistance through coaching, classes or retreats. But as in other fields, the internet has allowed for a nationwide (worldwide) reach that these businesses are taking advantage of to scale. The major pre-internet writer assistance companies, such as The Writers Studio , added online courses and instruction, and the early internet-based companies from the 1990s, such as Writers.com (a pioneer in the internet field), steadily expanded their offerings. New enterprises are springing up on a regular basis, including the writer collectives.

A Writing Room is one of the fastest growing of the writer collectives, and its suite of services illustrate the how the field is evolving.

A Writing Room has its roots in the writing classes that novelist Anne Lamott had been teaching for some years, and her interest by the early 2020s in creating a larger on-going community of writers. Lamott connected with a team of four entrepreneurs who had experience with previous start-ups and expertise in online tools. In early 2023 they set out to develop A Writing Room.

Novelist Anne Lamott, one of the partners in A Writing Room.

A Writing Room launched in June 2023, and followed a few months later with an inaugural writers retreat in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Though hastily arranged, the retreat attracted more than 400 in person attendees and over 1600 attendees online. In the first half of 2024, the company set up a membership structure of monthly and annual memberships. Within months, over 550 writers had joined.

The products that members can access are aimed in part at teaching the craft of writing. In a recent author discussion (with close to 400 participants joining online) Lamott discussed the craft of writing with novelist Donna Levin . Both started publishing in the 1980s. They noted how much publishing and the role of the writer have changed, but emphasized the fundamentals that have remained over their forty years, related to craft and the responsibility of the writer: the daily commitment, the careful development of plot and characters, the numerous rewrites (as many as you think you need, and one more).

A Writing Room offers a series of on-demand courses, online discussions with authors and publishing professionals, and daily writing prompts, built around writing as craft. It further offers instruction on the paths to and options for publication, building a following of readers.

At its center, A Writing Room is about being part of a community of writers, giving and receiving regular feedback from other members, as well as feedback from writing mentors and coaches. In an interview earlier this year, Lamott explained:

The great myth about writing is that it's an entirely solitary activity. This really isn't true. Every book I've ever written has been with a lot of help from my community. I wouldn't be the writer I am today — and wouldn't even want to write — without people to share the process and finished work. Writing is a process, but it doesn't have to (and really shouldn't be) done in total isolation.

The writing process can feel overwhelming. It often does for me. Believe me, a trusted writing friend is a secret to life.

Other emerging writing collectives also emphasize community and cooperation. Levin underscored this point in the recent online discussion: “Writing can be such an isolated activity, and to some extent needs to be. You want to seek out a community that can give you the support you need and also the honest feedback.”

How the New Marketplace Is Evolving And Jobs Created

The founders of A Writing Room know that the marketplace for writer assistance is fast changing, and they need to be quick to adapt to increased competition. Already, several developments are driving change in the field:

· The entrance of major online education companies (i.e. Masters Class , Coursera, Udemy ).

· Faculty recruitment of writers with built-in audiences of sizable twitter and other social media followings.

· Partnerships with the major publishers and agencies, who hold out the promise of publication to participants of the classes, retreats and collectives.

· Specializations by race and ethnicity, gender, geography and genre.

· Market segmentation, and attention to higher income consumers.

A number of these developments reflect the changes in the broader publishing world and are likely to continue. Overall, the marketplace itself will be expanding, as publishing technology advances, along with discretionary income.

The jobs being generated by this new marketplace are a mix of tech, administrative, and writing coach positions. At A Writing Room, recent hires include a community liaison, video editor, customer support, and a “beta reader” providing feedback to writers on their drafts. The hiring process is sweeping up into jobs not only workers who have been in the regular economy, but also residents of America’s bohemia: writers and artists who previously were outside of (and often scornful of) the market system. What can be better than that.

In his 2023 book, The Novel, Who Needs It , Joseph Epstein, former editor of American Scholar , offers a paean to fiction as above all other intellectual endeavors that seek to understand human behavior. But what he says of fiction is true of other writing (memoir, history, even forms of self-help) that arouses the mind.

Yes, there are way too many books published each year, and yes only a very small percentage of writers will earn any significant income from their writing. But who knows what individual book will succeed commercially or critically, or add to our shared knowledge or wisdom. And really, why not encourage the craft of writing. How much does America benefit from most of the paper-pushing, meetings and e-mails that now pass for work in our economy of affluence.

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