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Mine to Tell 2021 (Circle A)
Interviews with writers
Interview with Alison Faulkner on Writing a first draft (66:41)
Interview with Samyak Shertok on Poetry and Why You Write (69:42)
Interview with Amy Lee Scott on Writing Through Self-Doubt (60:37)
Interview with Kate Finlinson on Publishing & Revision (75:29)
Interview with Courtney Kendrick on Audience & Craft (61:40)
Interview with Linda Pressman on Self Publishing and writing about family (85:52)
Interview with Natashia Deon on writing her first novel (76:34)
Pre-writing Blueprints
If you want to write a book, do this (29:34)
Download / print your course calendar
How to use Slack (18:30)
Contemporary Readings
Writing from contemporary writers
Week 1: January 18
If you are writing a book, use this checkpoint document, 3,000 words
Week 2: January 25
6,000 words (checkpoint document)
Mine to Tell Class #1 // Jan 26, 12-2:00 PM MT (91:36)
Week 3: February 1
9,000 words
Week 4: February 8
12,000 words
Mine to Tell Class #2 // Tue Feb 9, 12-2:00 PM MT (98:37)
Week 5: February 15
15,000 words
Week 6: February 22
18,000 words
Mine to Tell Class #3 // Tue Feb 23, 12-2:00 PM MT (96:05)
Week 7: March 1
21,000 words
Writer Talk // Thu Mar 4, 12 PM MT
Week 8: March 8
24,000 words
Mine to Tell Class #4 // Tue Mar 9, 12-2:00 PM MT (87:57)
Week 9: March 15
27,000 words
No class / talk / check-in—so WRITE!
Week 10: March 22
30,000 words
Mine to Tell Class #5 // Tue Mar 23, 12-2:00 PM MT (99:08)
Week 11: March 29
33,000 words
Writer Talk // Thu Apr 1, 12 PM MT
Week 12: April 5
36,000 words
Mine to Tell Class #6 // Tue Apr 6, 12-2:00 PM MT (99:36)
Week 13: April 12
39,000 words
Writer Talk // Thu Apr 15, 12 PM MT
Week 14: April 19
42,000 words
Mine to Tell Class #7 // Tue Apr 20, 12-2:00 PM MT (92:38)
Week 15: April 26
45,000 words
No class / talk / check-in—so WRITE! You're getting closer.
Week 16: May 3
50,000 words
Mine to Tell Class #8 // Tue May 4, 12-2:00 PM MT (60:42)
Final program reading (126:49)
Interview with Amy Lee Scott on Writing Through Self-Doubt
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