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Old 05-15-2014, 09:51 AM   #1
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LitReactor Courses - A Recommendation
I just went through a one-week short story writing course over at LitReactor, and thought I'd post my quick thoughts on it in case anyone else is interested in the online courses they do.

Taught by Richard Thomas, I can't recommend it enough. The course was 7 days, with a lecture (readings) and an assignment on each day, followed by writing a complete story using the components from the last 7 days. Thomas did a good job with feedback, and recommending potential markets for the completed story at the end.

I did an in-person writing course long ago, but found that doing it online was a better fit for my personality.

Anyone else do any of the other courses?
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