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10 Best Creative Writing Courses to Take in 2022

If you are searching for an up-to-date list of courses in Creative Writing, you’ve come to the right place. I present to you the best courses built from Class Central’s catalog of  Creative Writing courses and selected according to a proven methodology that you can check below.

But if you want to skip the read, here are my top picks:

Course Workload In Brief

1. Creative Writing by Brandon Sanderson (YouTube) 15 hours Super comprehensive course with focus on fantasy and short-stories

2. Creative Writing: The Craft of Plot (Wesleyan University) 5-6 hours Learn how to organize your plot and plan each scene

3. Neil Gaiman Teaches The Art Of Storytelling (MasterClass) 4-5 hours Learn how to find your unique voice and come up with original ideas

4. COMPLETE Creative Writing – All Genres – THE FULL COURSE! (Udemy) 12 hours Comprehensive, practical writing course with support

5. Creative Writing for All: A 10-Day Journaling Challenge (Skillshare Original) 1-2 hours Commit to writing 10 minutes a day for 10 days

6. Short Story Writing: Create Fiction from Personal Experience (Domestika) 2 hours Write from your personal experience to create a compelling fictional story

7. Write Your Book: Start Strong and Get It Done (CreativeLive) 5-6 hours Learn how to make writing less stressful

8. Writing: The Craft of Story (LinkedIn Learning) 1-2 hours Learn how to create a compelling story for your reader

9. Creative Writing: Crafting Personal Essays with Impact (Skillshare Original) 1 hour Find your story, craft your truth, and write to make a difference

10. Start Writing Fiction (The Open University) 18 hours Learn how to develop your ideas and how writers research

What is Creative Writing?

Creative Writing is a way to convey feelings and emotions in the reader. Traditionally used in literature, it’s increasingly been used in other types of writing to keep readers engaged. In that sense, it’s a powerful tool for copywriting, storytelling, novels, poems and so on.

Imagine you are sitting at your computer and you need to send an article to your editor in a couple of days. You look at your keyboard and then swiftly move your eyes to the cursor blinking on the screen. “At least I’ve already put a title on it” you say aloud. You hear a sound and from the window you see some kids playing outside. You put on some shoes, grab your pocket-size-notebook and pen and walk through the door. “Some fresh air is all I need… How am I gonna keep this gig If I can’t even get started? Maybe, I am not supposed to be a writer, I should have kept working with Uncle John. The money was ok to bear with his constant bad mood.” You keep thinking as you look around and realize you’re in a park where people are having a picnic. “Holy moly, it’s Sunday. You know what? I’m gonna enjoy the rest of the afternoon here.” You lie down on the grass and start to hear people’s laugh, it’s a family riding bikes down the lane. Birds are playing in the trees above your head. You tap in your front pocket where your notebook is, take the pen with it and scribble some words as the fresh air touches your face and blows your hair. “Why does it have to be so difficult for me while others can write so easily? I lack the words, the feeling, the depth, the soul.” you write, and the notebook talks back to you controlling your hands like a puppeteer: “Don’t worry, you can take it out of your chest. But, tell me: why do you want to be a writer? What are your dreams?” asks the wise notebook… And now it’s time for you to answer and continue this story!

Creative writing is a skill that can be learned and practiced just like any other. In this short story, which represents a novice writer’s everyday struggle, I’ve used the following techniques: ABDCE structure, 2nd person point of view, “show don’t tell”, dialogues, trope, and object personification.

What is the importance of creative writing? Research has shown that professional writers’ brains work differently from novice writers’. Creative writing has been shown to increase resilience in students. So, if you want to reap most of the benefits of writing, you need to create the habit of jotting down your words and thoughts, and possibly it will help you overcome the writer’s block.

Creative writing is so powerful that It has been used in prison to give the incarcerated population an opportunity to express their voices in programs like PEN America: “by providing resources, mentorship, and audiences outside the walls, we help these writers to join and enrich the broader literary community”.

What exactly entails creative writing? According to Wikipedia, “creative writing is any writing that goes outside the bounds of normal professional, journalistic, academic, or technical forms of literature, typically identified by an emphasis on narrative craft, character development, and the use of literary tropes or with various traditions of poetry and poetics. Due to the looseness of the definition, it is possible for writing such as feature stories to be considered creative writing, even though they fall under journalism, because the content of features is specifically focused on narrative and character development.” Therefore, creative writing has a broad scope. In this ranking, I hope to show some of its facets.

Course Ranking Methodology

I followed a three-step process to build this ranking:

First, I’m part of Class Central, the leading search engine for online courses. We have a database of more than 50K online courses and hundreds of thousands of crowdsourced reviews. So it seemed like the natural starting point.

I started by leveraging the database to make a preliminary selection of Creative Writing courses, looking at things like ratings, reviews, and course bookmarks. So this was a purely data-driven step, relying on hard metrics to create an initial ranking that we could then iterate upon and expand.

Using this approach, some of the top picks rapidly became apparent, since the best courses tend to have rave reviews. But I didn’t stop there. Ratings and reviews rarely tell the whole story. So the next step was to bring my personal knowledge of online education into the mix.

Second, I used my experience as an online learner to evaluate each of the preliminary picks.

I’ve participated in a few online writing challenges and in-person workshops. My profile on NaNoWriMo was created in Nov 2012. Therefore, I have taken enough courses to tell apart the ones worth spending your time.

Third, during my research, I came across courses that felt well-made but weren’t well-known. If I adopted a purely data-centric approach, I would have to leave those courses out of the ranking, if only because they had fewer enrollments.

Instead, I favored a holistic approach. I’ve included more personal picks that hopefully surprise those of you who have already seen or taken the more popular Creative Writing courses and are looking for something a bit different as in “10-day Journaling Challenge” and some nonfiction writing courses.

After going through this process — combining Class Central data, my experience as a lifelong learner, and a lot of editing — we arrived at our final ranking. So far, I’ve spent more than 16 hours building this ranking, and I intend to continue updating it in the future.

Course Ranking Statistics

Here are some aggregate stats about the ranking:

• Together, they account for 768,021 enrollments, without accounting for the YouTube views.
• Skillshare, with 2 courses, is the most featured provider in the ranking.
• The single most popular course in the ranking has over 200k enrollments.
• Three courses are entirely free or free-to-audit, four courses are in the affordable range (from $10 to $49), and the other three require subscription (Skillshare and MasterClass).

1. Creative Writing by Brandon Sanderson (YouTube)

Brandon Sanderson is a prolific writer and recently he’s dropped a whole series of secret novels he wrote during the pandemic. You can check his explanation in the video It’s Time to Come Clean. Besides being an awesome writer, Sanderson has also made available a full course in creative writing on YouTube with the most crucial tools for any beginner or even experienced writers. It’s comprehensive and rich in content with great sound-video quality.

What you’ll learn

Brandon Sanderson starts his first lecture on his philosophy in teaching writing by saying: “so here’s the thing. I can’t teach you how to be a  writer. I just can’t. Writing is a skill that you have to practice on your own. And I can generally  give you some nudges, some tips, some hints, and some tools. And that is my focus in this class.  It’s a focus on giving you as many tools as you can possibly hold, as many as I can give you, so  that when you are doing your own writing you have them in hand and can try different things out. The longer I’ve been a professional novelist, the more I’ve realized that these sorts of tools are really handy for troubleshooting, even for me in my career right now. If I have a problem in a book, I go back to these sorts of fundamentals that I talk about in the class.”

How you’ll learn

The tools will be covered in each video, so you might refer back to them any time or watch it all in one sitting. It’s up to you. I personally recommend you to take your time, experiment with each new concept on your own, or even better, find a writing partner or alpha reader, someone who can read your stuff without being overly judgmental of your progression.

The lectures will cover the following topics: Plot, Viewpoint, Worldbuilding, Short Stories, Characters, and Publishing.

Institution Brigham Young University

Provider Youtube

Instructor(s) Brandon Sanderson

Level Beginner

Workload 15 hours

Views 992,643 views

Rating Over 35K thumbs up

Certificate Not available

Fun Fact

• Brandon Sanderson has launched a kickstarter project this year that has received over $25M in 7 days.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

2. Creative Writing: The Craft of Plot (Wesleyan University)

This course is for those looking for a way to improve their writing structure. It starts by defining what a plot is, then, how structure and outlines can help organize the stories you want to tell, how to write effective scenes and the twenty-one point checklist for revision and editing. It’s somewhat a short course, with writing practice (for paying learners) and insightful interviews. It’s worth your time and effort in case you are a messy writer like myself, it brings valuable tools for your planning, structuring, and editing.

What you’ll learn

This course provides a framework for your plot, how you can structure your plot and each specific scene and it ends with editing and revision.

Some other topics covered in this course: ABDCE Structure, How Structure and Outlines Can Help Organize Your Plot and the Story You Want to Tell.

How you’ll learn

Each week has 3 lectures about 7-8 minutes long and ends with a peer-graded assignment (assignment not available for audit only option).

Keep in mind that the most common complaint for this course is that it’s peer-graded. You will eventually get insightful feedback for your assignments. What I do recommend though is reviewing more than 3 assignments, this way you can learn from others in the course. Generally speaking, this is a common issue for most online writing courses, the instructors will rarely give their feedback in your assignment. However, this course has done an amazing job in putting together those assignments, they are well-thought and with minimum effort, learners can give great feedback.

Nevertheless, it’s worth paying for the course to get to learn from other participants in the course. I got myself editing and adjusting my assignments very often after reading a few submissions from other learners.

Institution Wesleyan University

Provider Coursera

Instructor(s) Brando Skyhorse

Level Beginner

Workload 4 weeks long, 5-6 hours worth of material

Enrollments 210,783

Rating 4.7 (4.171 ratings)

Certificate Paid Certificate Available

Fun Facts

• This is the first of 5 courses in the Wesleyan Specialization on Creative Writing.
• Every course in this specialization has “shop talks” where professors will interview each other from other courses in the specialization. It’s my favorite bit to watch them interacting and sharing their personal experiences and stories.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

3. Neil Gaiman Teaches The Art Of Storytelling (MasterClass)

This is a masterclass with the world-renowned writer Neil Gaiman. Discover Neil’s philosophy on what drives a story—and open new windows to the stories inside you.

MasterClass is more on the pricey side, however, with their subscription you’ll have access to their entire library, including a few more courses on writing such as: Margaret Atwood teaches Creative Writing, Dan Brown Teaches Writing Thrillers, Malcolm Gladwell Teaches Writing, James Patterson Teaches Writing. If you are considering subscribing, you might as well just enjoy those other courses.

What you’ll learn

By the end of this class, students will:

• Learn how to find their unique voice
• Develop original ideas
• Breathe life into their characters

How you’ll learn

Gaiman provides one downloadable PDF for students which is a 94-page workbook that includes assignments and supplemental material.

Some of the topics covered in this course are: Truth in Fiction, Sources of Inspiration, Finding Your Voice, Developing the Story, Story Case Study: “The Graveyard Book”, Short Fiction Case Study: “March Tale”, Dialogue and Character, Charter Case Study: “October Tale”, Worldbuilding, Humor, Genre, Comics, Dealing with Writer’s Block, and Editing.

Provider MasterClass

Instructor(s) Neil Gaiman

Level Beginner

Workload 4-5 hours worth of lectures

Certificate Paid Certificate Available

Fun Facts

• Neil Gaiman is a Professor of the Arts at Bard College in New York, author of Good Omens, Stardust, American Gods, Anansi Boys, Sandman (comic book), and more.
• Good Omens is a fantasy comedy series created and written by Neil Gaiman, based on his and Terry Pratchett’s 1990 novel of the same name.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

4. COMPLETE Creative Writing – All Genres – THE FULL COURSE! (Udemy)

I love when passionate teachers like Trace Crawford put the effort into creating such a comprehensive curriculum. This is a 12-hour long course with 145 downloadable resources.

In this course you will learn “how to write engaging Fiction, Poetry, Drama, & Creative Non-Fiction and become the successful writer you want to be.”

What you’ll learn

• Fiction, poetry, drama, and creative non-fiction – the four genres of creative writing.
• How to discover, perfect, and share your own writer’s voice.
• A series of authentic writing assignments designed to target the skills you need.
• Writing techniques, literary devices, and specialized skills.
• Publishing opportunities, podcasts, and where to create a professional creative writing portfolio.
• Additionally, you will discover multiple public outlets with which to share your writing with others as you experience success and develop confidence in your writing ability.

How you’ll learn

This is supposed to be a practical creative writing course, where you’ll have assignments to be reviewed by the instructor. Although, the instructor may take a while to answer all the questions and assignments.

Each lesson is broken down into multiple video lectures that include:

1. A quick writing assignment aligned with the day’s goals
2. A lesson covering an area of course content
3. A practical application project

While review quizzes (37 in total) over major concepts are provided along the way, the true measure of progress will be in the authentic writing assignments that you will complete as you progress toward your goal of becoming a successful and confident writer!

Provider Udemy

Instructor(s) Trace Crawford

Level Beginner

Workload 12 hours on-demand video

Enrollments 16,507 students

Rating 4.4 (2,235 ratings)

Certificate Paid Certificate Available

Fun Facts

• Trace Crawford has been teaching writing and theater in both public and private schools since 1997. His horror-comedy Screenplay Dead (Re)Tired has received honors from 25 different film festivals and screenplay competitions including the Nashville Film Festival.
• In total with all his 7 courses on Udemy, Crawford has almost 20k students and 3k reviews.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

5. Creative Writing for All: A 10-Day Journaling Challenge (Skillshare Original)

I couldn’t help myself by adding this course/challenge to the ranking. Emily Gould is the sweetest instructor one could ask for. Her way of inviting you to participate in the challenge is impossible to deny, which is the best thing to overcome writer’s block. And that’s exactly what she is proposing to us. In this 10-day creative writing challenge, filled with inspiring examples, observation prompts, and clever revision tricks, it’s perfect for writers and enthusiasts eager to rekindle creativity in a personal and artful way.

This course is the shortest one in this list since it’s more about the challenge of keeping your journal, so if you decide to subscribe to skillshare you can also enjoy all their library of courses. Besides the other two recommended courses in this list, you can check this other skillshare courses worth taking: Writing Suspense: How to Write Stories That Thrill in Any Genre and The Writer’s Toolkit: 6 Steps to a Successful Writing Habit

What you’ll learn

• Intro: Your 10-Day Challenge!
• Examples: Julavits and Wolfe
• Tips for Noticing
• Emily Writes
• Revision
• Closing

How you’ll learn

Commit to writing 10 minutes a day for 10 days (starting with “Today I noticed…”) and, on the final day, revise one entry into a finished piece.

This class is a 10-day challenge that’s designed to unlock your creativity by getting you to notice new details about your world.

Provider Skillshare

Instructor(s) Emily Gould

Level Beginner

Workload 1-2 hours

Enrollments 47,002 (240 submitted projects)

Rating 99% positive (1786 reviews)

Certificate Not available

Fun Facts

• Emily Gould has another course on writing called “Creative Writing: Using Your Mistakes to Power Your Personal Essays” on Skillshare.
• Emily Gould is an American author, co-owner of the indie bookselling project Emily Books. You can also follow her on Twitter at @EmilyGould and @emilybooks. She lives in Brooklyn with her family.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

6. Short Story Writing: Create Fiction from Personal Experience (Domestika)

Shaun’s approach to writing in this course is an unusual one. It draws from your personal experience to create a compelling fictional story. I’ve been to some workshops and this technique is really effective to write something with depth and soul. Every time we bring our own life to the story, it becomes alive, believable and relatable. In a way, all fictional stories are based on the author’s life. So, there is no surprise that this is a good starting point.

What you’ll learn

This course will help you with techniques and a series of practical exercises to start writing your scenes from a more philosophical point of view, creating compelling stories. Shaun Levin is a published author and creative writing teacher with over twenty years of experience, and in this course, he shows you how to delve into your imagination to find everything you’ll need to become a prolific writer, no matter where you are.

Some topics covered in this course are: Techniques to Write Everywhere, Techniques to Approach a Single Subject, Techniques for Sketching with Words, When You Get Stuck,     How to Look at a Strawberry,     The History of Your Feet, What’s More Important, the Facts or the Story?, Our Final Story, Editing and Rewriting, Share Your Work with the World, and Final Project.

How you’ll learn

You will watch the lectures and engage in practical activities, those can be shared in the community built-in in the course where you can receive feedback from other learners. By the end of the course, you will have a final project that will receive feedback from Shaun and other learners as well. Actually, if you want to check it out, in the course page on Domestika you can open the submitted projects and read the comments.

Besides the assignments, projects, and videos, there are 11 additional resources in 2 files.

Provider Domestika

Instructor(s) Shaun Levin

Level Beginner

Workload 2 hours (of lectures)

Enrollments 33,731 students

Rating 99% positive (1.1K reviews)

Certificate Paid Certificate Available

Fun Facts

• Shaun’s other courses: Short Story Writing: Create Fiction from Personal Experience
• Shaun is a prolific author with experience in short stories and novels. He also writes the (irregular) blog 20 Minutes on Writing. You can see more of his published work on shaunlevin.com.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

7. Write Your Book: Start Strong and Get It Done (CreativeLive)

If you are struggling with getting started or are frequently stuck in your writing, this is the course for you. With tons of good advice and emotional support, you will learn techniques to make the process of writing less stressful. The provided workbook allows you to think in a methodical way by asking yourself the right questions to bring you back to your story and not get lost chasing your own tail.

Do you dream of writing a book but can’t seem to get started? Or maybe you’ve started but can’t quite get to “The End”? You’re not alone! Most people who set out to write a book don’t know how to begin or how to proceed through the development of their story. They quickly get overwhelmed with the sheer number of decisions to be made and often fall into frustration or even despair.

The truth is that creativity alone won’t get your book out of your head and onto the page. In this course, you’ll learn to capture your creative energy and master your craft with a step-by-step plan to build your story from the ground up. You’ll create a framework that can support your book-writing process the same way a foundation holds up a house.

What You’ll Learn

Author, teacher and book coach Jennie Nash will help you learn about your characters, your structure and your story so you can stop staring at a blank page wondering what to write next and instead move forward with confidence. You’ll get to know your story inside and out so that this time, you’ll finally finish your book—and finish strong.

In this class, you’ll learn how to:

• Design every element of your novel or memoir, including the protagonist, plot, story structure and a project success plan.
• Define your narrator’s voice.
• Determine where your story begins and where it ends.
• Decide what point you’re making about human nature.
• Make sure you’re giving your ideal reader exactly what they want.
• Gain the confidence you need to push past any doubts and finish your book.

How You’ll Learn

This course is more of a masterclass lecture-based course, so there are no assignments included in the course itself but good practices and a very useful workbook to carry with you in your writing journey.

Provider CreativeLive

Instructor(s) Jennie Nash

Level Beginner

Workload 5-6 hours worth of material

Enrollments 17.5K students

Rating 100% recommend this class (28 ratings)

Certificate Paid Certificate Available

Fun Facts

• Jennie Nash is the founder of Author Accelerator, a strategic book coaching service that offers the sustained editorial support writers need to complete their projects and make a powerful impact on their target audience. Check out this other course from Jennie Nash.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

8. Writing: The Craft of Story (LinkedIn Learning)

Author Lisa Cron delves into the craft of writing a compelling story based on what the brain is wired to respond to in every story we hear in this course.

This course emphasizes the importance of creating a compelling story for your reader. It covers the basics of what is plot and what is story, and to write them to grab your reader’s attention with suspense, protagonist inner issues and dreams, being specific rather than generic, and cause and effect. The biggest advantage of taking this course is that once you are done with the quizzes you will have your certificate on your LinkedIn profile right away. You can also watch all the videos without subscribing to the course itself.

What you’ll learn

Whether you’re starting from scratch or revising a story for the umpteenth time, this course provides practical how-to advice and then illustrates it with before-and-after examples.

Learn how to write a first page, zero in on your story’s point, evoke empathy, discover a character’s obscured goals and inner issues, translate generics into specifics, write for suspense, make cause-and-effect connections, build momentum and tension, and deftly incorporate setups, payoffs, flashbacks, subplots, and foreshadowing.

How you’ll learn

It’s a series of well-produced lectures covering the basic building blocks of a story. By the end of each lesson there is a practical activity to check your understanding, and you can post questions in their built-in Q&A.

Provider LinkedIn Learning

Instructor(s) Lisa Cron

Level Beginner

Workload 1-2 hours worth of material

Enrollments 87,867 students

Rating 4.7 (295 ratings)

Certificate Paid Certificate Available

Fun Facts

• Lisa Cron is a story coach, author, and speaker.
• Lisa is the author of Wired for Story, Story Genius, and Story or Die. Her TEDx talk, “Wired for Story,” opened the 2014 TEDx conference at Furman University. She spent a decade in publishing and has been a literary agent, television producer, and story analyst for Hollywood studios. Since 2006, she’s been an instructor in the UCLA Extension Writers’ Program, and she has been on the faculty of the School of Visual Arts MFA program in visual narrative in New York City. In her work as a private story coach, Lisa works with writers, nonprofits, educators, and organizations, helping them master the unparalleled power of story.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

9. Creative Writing: Crafting Personal Essays with Impact (Skillshare Original)

Everyone has a story to tell. Join best-selling author Roxane Gay to find your story, craft your truth, and write to make a difference.

Roxane Gay is a writer, professor, and editor known for her honest, thoughtful writing on race, gender identity, culture, and more. She is the author of the New York Times best-selling essay collections Bad Feminist and Hunger, as well as the nationally best-selling Difficult Women. Her writing has appeared in McSweeney’s and Tin House, and she is a contributing opinion writer for the New York Times.

How does such powerful writing come to be?

What you’ll learn

Packed with practical guidance, actionable tactics, and example essays, 8 video lessons will take you from first idea to a final, publication-ready work.

Some topics covered in this master class: Find a specific purpose for telling your story, Connect your work to larger conversations and timely themes, Conduct crucial research to support your work, Navigate personal memories to write your truth, Write and revise your final work, and Submit your work for publication.

Plus, the class includes a downloadable worksheet to support your ongoing creative nonfiction writing practice, as well as links to additional resources.

How you’ll learn

This one-hour masterclass is an insightful, inspiring look at how to transform your story into a powerful personal essay. Learn how to craft your personal voice with wider context—and write to connect with the people you want to reach.

By sharing her meditative, thoughtful approach to the craft of writing, Roxane invites you to take yourself seriously as a writer, empowering you to share your passion, take a stand, and make an impact on the world around you.

You can share your final project with other learners and receive feedback from your peers. Even though Roxane doesn’t give learners feedback directly, you can receive insights from other instructors on the platform.

Provider Skillshare

Instructor(s) Roxane Gay

Level Beginner

Workload 1h1m

Enrollments 37,781

Rating 100% positive (1330 reviews)

Certificate Not available

Fun Facts

• If you enjoy creative nonfiction writing, you might consider this course that’s also on Skillshare: Creative Nonfiction: Write Truth with Style (Skillshare Original) by Susan Orlean

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.

10. Start Writing Fiction (The Open University)

On this course, established writers as Louis de Bernières, Patricia Duncker, Alex Garland, Abdulrazak Gurnah, Tim Pears, Michèle Roberts and Monique Roffey – will talk about how they started writing. Your instructor is Derek Neale, a novelist and short story writer.

What you’ll learn

You’ll consider the rituals of writing and keeping a journal; learn how to develop your ideas; reflect on your own writing and editing; hear writers talk about their approach to research; and start turning events into plot.

Some topics covered in this course are: Creation of characters in fiction, Different sources for characters in stories, Ways of presenting characters in stories, Reading as a writer, Writing practice, including creativity, research, observation and editing, Peer reviewing, workshops and the importance of feedback.

How you’ll learn

You’ll also have the opportunity to review the work of fellow writers and receive comments on your own, learning to read as a writer and respond to feedback.

This course is intended for those with an interest in starting to write fiction or improving their fiction writing, and does not require any previous experience of studying this subject.

Institution The Open University

Provider Future Learn

Instructor(s) Derek Neale

Level Beginner

Workload 8 weeks long, 3 hours a week

Enrollments 377,250

Rating 4.7 (791 reviews)

Certificate Paid Certificate Available

Fun Fact

• Derek Neale’s latest novel is The Book of Guardians – Derek has recorded many interviews with novelists, playwrights and biographers about their approach to writing.

If you’re interested in this course, you can find more information about the course and how to enroll here.