Your Write Path

It’s never too early to save the date! November 11, Hoboken. The moderator of the panel looks familiar …

Now you can have a say – literally! Just click the record button and send us a voicemail. Testimonials, feedback, suggestions, encouragement, it’s all welcome.  – Mark

I’ve added two Guided Autobiography 2-Hour Introductory Workshops in August. These are free and online.

DATE: Monday, August 12
Time: 10:00 AM Eastern via Zoom
RSVP HERE (limited to 6)

DATE: Wednesday, August 14
Time: 2:00 PM Eastern via Zoom
RSVP HERE (limited to 6)

I’m sure it will look different when their ad department has created it, but I like this for my own purposes.

I have a full slate of workshops schedules for September: Fiction Writing Essentials, Self-Publishing with KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing), and extended Guided Autobiography Workshops. You don’t need to register now (links are included), but save the dates and stay tuned. – Mark

Guided Autobiography 4 Week Online Workshop
Starts Wednesday, September 4, 10:00 am eastern
Register here

Guided Autobiography 4 Week Online Workshop
Starts Wednesday, November 6, 10:00 am eastern
Register here

Fiction Writing Essentials
2 Hour Online Workshop $40
Monday, October 7, 10:00 AM eastern
Register here

Self-Publishing with KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing)
2 Hour Online Workshop $40
Thursday, October 10, 10:00 AM eastern
Register here

I’m furiously working on a full roster of workshops, extended workshops and classes to offer starting September. Subscribe at YourWritePath.com and stay updated on all of it!

“Mark gave us a simple exercise, to pick a room and diagram it using the house we grew up in. Put in the furniture, windows, all the room’s features, and take notice of any feelings, emotions, thoughts that occurred as we did the exercise. I was astonished at the power of my memories and feelings as I thought about the knotty pine “den” where my family watched TV, sometimes ate, spent most of the nighttime hours before going to bed. I relived the distance I always felt between my father and me, the anger of my father toward my mother, my disgust with my sad depressed grandmother, who I felt almost didn’t exist for me. I became that teenage boy in Canton, Mississippi, trying to figure out how I could be so different, how I could know I was “queer”, and wondering if I would even be able to act on those feelings.” – Jim G.