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Marilyn Horowitz is an award-winning author who has taught her trademarked storytelling method at New York University for twenty-five years. Her students have been nominated for Emmy Awards, won a Peabody Award and been produced by the major Hollywood studios. Now sharing her storytelling secrets with a broader audience, Horowitz has written several books on the art of writing. Her most recent boo
If you need to finish your book but you're feeling the weight of being alone try this.
What if we use writing to mitigate regret? It can also be very helpful to process grief! Try this writing prompt.
How often do you express gratitude to yourself? Use this writing prompt to give you some appreciation.
05/29/2026
Can writers turn their creative brains off? Would we ever want to?
Can Writers Ever Truly Take a Vacation? Happy Friday! Last weekend marked the unofficial start of summer, and many people are planning vacations or simply taking time to slow down. During our team meeting this week, after discussing the usual business, I found myself wondering and asked the team, "Can writers truly take a break from wr
Let's take a break from writing and talk about the things you wish you had known when you were younger.
What would receiving that delivery do to you?
POV: writers can turn one awkward coffee shop interaction into a 3-book emotional saga with trauma, slow burn, and at least one dramatic confession in the rain.
05/23/2026
Great writing tips, a new webinar opportunity, and a guest blog!
New Writers Surprise Themselves, Experienced Writers Discover Something New This week’s webinar turned into something extraordinary! What started as a simple writing session quickly became an evening of connection, unexpected insights, and many surprises. We welcomed both seasoned writers and some who said they “weren’t writers,” but by the end of class, they certai...
Writing a book is basically surviving 47 emotional breakdowns and calling it “the creative process.” Any writers relate?