This month, we turned to our PWN Teen team of college interns who’ve been busy helping us design and create our new PWN Teen website and programming (coming soon). They also are the masterminds behind our PWN Teen Instagram. Each week, they inspire us with their innovative ideas, their enthusiasm, and their creative vision, so…
Read detailsby Jennifer Gaites I once wrote an essay for a college creative writing class titled “Learn to Cook: Eat Out.” At the time, I was not a good cook nor could I afford to eat out, but I come from a long line of skilled home cooks and my premise was simple: in order to…
Read detailsOur Teacher Writing Collaborative gives teachers a safe space to talk about their experiences and seek advice, feedback, and support. We also exchange lesson plans and share what is inspiring us as writers and educators. Here’s what we are reading, watching, listening to, and eating … February 2021: What we’re reading … Mona Soliman is …
Read detailsProject Write Now’s Screenwriting Academy is excited to present a virtual table read of Stand Up and Die, an original comedy by Michael Etra. Etra is a graduate of PWN’s inaugural yearlong screenwriting incubator. We “sat down” virtually with Etra to find out what inspired his screenplay and what his writing process has been like.…
Read detailsby Courtney Harler When I first started submitting my written work in earnest, about five or so years ago, I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, despite being given sound advice by my mentors and instructors. Still, I was pretty gung-ho from the get-go, and therefore, I tended to submit far too willy-nilly.…
Read detailsLast year, we launched a yearlong Screenwriting Incubator designed to guide writers from conception to completion of a first draft of a full-length screenplay. Screenwriting invites a different approach to storytelling, so we were curious where these writers are finding inspiration to bring their characters and stories to life on the screen? What are they…
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