This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. You don’t need to be famous to write a meaningful life story. In this class, you’ll learn how to create an inspiring autobiography to share with family and friends. You’ll discover how to: Remember and describe important life moments Understand how people and events shaped who you are Organize your story step-by-step using a helpful outline You’ll also learn about options for printing or publishing your memoir. The instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, is a former journalist, published author and editor, and teaches publishing at colleges across the country—including Harvard’s adult education program.

Have a story idea but not sure how to start? This class gives you a step-by-step plan to write your novel — and you can finish it in as little as 90 days! You’ll learn how to choose your genre, build strong characters, create exciting settings, and outline your plot. You’ll also get tips to stay motivated, beat writer’s block, and keep your writing on track. We’ll cover how to fix problems with pacing, dialogue, and character development, and how to edit your own work. You’ll even get feedback from beta readers and learn about publishing options. By the end of class, you’ll know how to finish your novel and take the next steps toward getting it published. This is an online class held through Zoom. Please make sure we have your current email so we can send you the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts are included and will be shared during the session. Your instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, is a former journalist, published author and editor, and teaches publishing at colleges across the country — including Harvard Adult Education.

Unlock the lucrative world of ghostwriting and become the invisible voice behind powerful stories. This comprehensive class reveals how to build strong client relationships, protect confidentiality, and capture your clients’ unique voices with authenticity and flair. You’ll explore diverse ghostwriting projects, master pricing strategies, navigate contracts with confidence, and learn how to build a thriving, well-paid career that keeps the work and the income flowing. The instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class.

This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. If your goal is to become a published freelance writer, whether by selling a magazine article, short story, poem, or even a novel to a traditional publisher, this comprehensive workshop will guide you from idea to editor’s desk. You will learn how to:• Become a “published” writer quickly• Submit manuscripts correctly and professionally• Find the right publisher for your work• Write compelling, irresistible query letters• Know when and how to seek literary representation• Discover 100 ways to earn income as a freelance writer If you’re serious about success, this step-by-step workshop is a must. Informative handouts for future reference are included in the class fee. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.

This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. We all write—whether it’s emails, social media posts, work projects, or even stories. This class will teach you simple tips to make your writing clearer, stronger, and more interesting. Better writing can help you at work or even get published! You’ll see real examples and do short exercises to learn how to: Make your sentences flow Keep your reader’s attention Edit your writing with confidence You’ll leave with a workbook full of writing tricks, included in the class fee. Your instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, is a former journalist, published author and editor, and teaches publishing nationwide—even at Harvard Adult Education.

This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Turn real-life experiences into strong, effective nonfiction. This class is designed for writers working on memoirs, how‑to guides, personal essays, or narrative articles. You will learn how to:• Choose clear, engaging topics• Develop an authentic writing voice• Organize ideas for clarity and impact• Write strong openings that hold attention• Blend research smoothly into your writing• Revise and polish your work for publication The class covers major nonfiction formats, from blogs to books. Informative handouts for future reference are included in the class fee. Your instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.

This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Explore the creative world of writing for young readers. This online class introduces you to the skills needed to write stories children and teens love. You will learn how to: • Write for different age groups, from picture books to young adult • Create characters young readers connect with • Understand current trends in children’s and teen publishing • Develop strong story ideas and structure • Prepare and submit work to publishers and magazines This class is a great starting point whether you want to write picture books or young adult novels. You will also learn how writing for young audiences can lead to publishing opportunities, including your own book. Informative handouts for future reference are included in the class fee. Your instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.

This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Want to earn money each month by promoting products online? In this class, you’ll learn how to post special links on your website that earn you money when people click, buy, or sign up. You’ll find out where to access over 1,000 free and low-cost opportunities, how to avoid scams, and how to choose links that give you the best return. You’ll also learn how to: Find high-paying and repeat commission offers Use SEO (search engine optimization) to help more people find your site Boost your site’s visibility on Google The instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, is a former journalist, published author and editor, and teaches publishing at colleges across the country—including Harvard’s adult education program.

This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. ChatGPT and other AI tools are changing how writers work. This beginner‑friendly class shows you how to use ChatGPT as a creative assistant for writing and content development. No prior AI experience is required. You will learn how to: • Set up a free ChatGPT account • Write clear prompts that produce useful results • Generate ideas and inspiration • Create content, including articles, web copy, stories, and scripts • Understand what ChatGPT can and cannot do • Learn key ethical and legal considerations AI tools are already shaping the job market. Writers who understand how to work with them will be better prepared for what comes next. This class focuses on practical skills you can use right away. Informative handouts for future reference are included in the class fee. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.

This is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Have you ever wanted direct feedback from a real agent or publisher? In this live Zoom class, you can submit one page of your writing for an in‑class critique by a publishing professional. Eligible submissions include poetry, short stories, articles, novels, children’s books, and screenplays. Optional full critique:Students may submit additional pages for a written critique: • Up to 25 double‑spaced pages for $50 • $1 per page after that You will also receive a curated list of publishers and agents who may be a good fit for your work. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.