National Academy of Writing Masterclasses
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Back in 2007 to 2009, I studied at the National Academy of Writing, where we welcomed a number of patrons who gave masterclasses in their particular fields, from novel writing, to agenting, to selfpublishing, even theatre and script writing. While it may, at times, be of its time, these documents of those masterclasses still have wonderful nuggets that you may find useful.
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