Leading Workshops That Inspire Growth and Collaboration

Categories: Craft | Relationships | Workshop

Craig Faris, John DeDakis, and Julia Allcut explore how to lead effective writing workshops that encourage growth and meaningful collaboration. They discuss the importance of building community, working constructively with agents, and creating a supportive environment where writers can develop their craft with confidence.

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