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November 10, 2009

Teaching is one of my favorite things to do. I’ve beenChristina laughing teaching consistently, both live and via e-mail, for the past eight years.

I learn a ton from teaching and I’m always eager to learn more, which is one reason this blog is subtitled “Teaching-Learning Contexts for Writers.” I’m always eager to take what I’ve learned and use it in new ways.

I need to warn you though. I’m a pretty cheery person in general but when I’m teaching, well…they don’t call me a “gentle taskmaster” for nuthin’. So if you feel like you and your writing career could benefit from a tiny boot in the caboose, then read on,  you are definitely in the right place.

Here’s what sets my classes apart from all the rest:

Reasonably Priced Many writing classes are too expensive! I am committed to keeping classes affordable. Even after raising my rates in 2009, my classes are the among the most affordable around. I also offer a quarterly scholarship to my entry-level class.

Write Where You Live Classes take place over e-mail because that’s how writers typically communicate with editors. This means you can participate for a low price no matter where you live.

Accelerated Learning When you take an affordable class with me, you’ll get increasingly positive results from your efforts. This means less time wasted. Only a seasoned professional can help you think like a seasoned professional.

Participation Required Need a gentle but persistent taskmaster? If you have trouble making time to write, my classes will help you become more proactive. Consistent effort and strategic action are the only ways to succeed in the writing biz.

Blast Beyond Blocks My classes help you increase your confidence alongside your writing and marketing skills so you can bolster your long-term success. You’ll soon become so busy meeting deadlines that you won’t have time for the blocks that can create barriers to success.

Tangible Results Wondertime, Parenting, FamilyFun, Transitions Abroad, Pregnancy, BUST, Twins, and Fit Pregnancy are just a few of the magazines students have broken into. Some former students land book deals if they do the necessary footwork consistently over time. Two students had books published last year. Two more signed contracts this year. I can’t wait to see who will get a book deal next year.

You can read up on my upcoming class schedule and sign up on the Register page. See it up there? Just click on it.

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