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Explores the theory of humor, its six ingredients, and the uses of humor in print, broadcasting, speeches, and ads.

Writing, like life, can be a difficult process, you just have to take it Word by Word.

Make your story the best it can be on two levels....

This delightful workshop covers how you can use the myths and fairy tales...

Writers once dreamed of writing novels. Now screenplays top the dream list. Hear two top teachers explain the sometimes ungentle art of writing salable movie and television scripts.

Elmer Kelton is the author of The Time it Never Rained, The Good Old Boys, The Day the Cowboys Quit...

he best-selling author of Writing Down the Bones and Wild Mind offers a Zen approach to creative writing to help you find your own voice.

How important is the story? Crucial, says the acclaimed head of UCLA's Department of Film and Television and self-proclaimed "story hard-liner".

In this live workshop recording, international fiction expert Dwight V. Swain tells how to create strong story people who will enrich your fiction.

National Public Radio commentator, essayist, and author Winik teaches a workshop on her craft, with a great section on humor. Also includes a talk on the Ethics of Self-Exposure and her reading of eight of her finished essays