Learn how to write first love in all its complexities with YA author Melissa See. Through having a conversation about her latest novel, Love Letters for Joy, Melissa explores queer identity, disability, and the intersectionality of the two.
Fun in the sun and on the page! Break your writer’s block with these prompts and playlists designed to get your creative juices flowing.
Explore self-awareness, overcoming adversity, and embracing your authenticity at all costs with former White House Social Secretary and author Deesha Dyer.
Learn about the art of crying and the creative journey involved in crafting autobiographical comics with illustrator and visual artist Pepita Sandwich.
Join two-time national Audie Award winner Melania Luisa Marte as she explores the magic of poetry and plants.
Learn why writing from experience and empathy are such powerful tools in defending reproductive rights with activist and author Merle Hoffman.
Learn how vulnerability through writing can give way to a deeper examination of societal issues with poet and writer Morgan Parker.
Learn the importance of telling your story in your own voice and how to overcome the challenges of writing a first novel with author María Alejandra Barrios Vélez.
Join Manga writer and illustrator Misako Rocks! as she leads an all-skills level welcome Manga lesson—which includes drawing by hand! Misako will also share her journey as a writer and illustrator, as well as behind-the-scenes tales of her graphic novel, BOUNCE BACK.
Learn how language can help us imagine and embody new worlds with author Ross Gay.
Learn how exploring complex emotions associated with tragedy can create a poignant story with author and mentee alum, Joy L. Smith.
As we continue to process our experiences of war and displacement, use these resources to help guide your discussions and writing about the topic.
Each month, Girls Write Now is bringing you a curated writing playlist and prompt using suggestions from mentors, mentees, and staff.
Join Yasmine Cheyenne as she explains how to deal with feedback & be compassionately honest with ourselves.
Learn how to channel the senses on the page with the author of ten critically acclaimed novels, Bernice L. McFadden.
