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Labyrinth offers support, accountability, and craft-building
for writers working on a long project or body of work.
2026 Classes
Anti-Marketing for Fiction Writers
Labyrinth Guest Workshop with Tanya Joy Morgan
Recording
Build visibility without burning out. Tanya Joy Morgan shares a connection-first, anti-marketing approach designed specifically for fiction writers who want clarity, sustainability, and a healthier relationship with being seen.
Bare Bones Plotting
Labyrinth Craft Workshop
Monday, February 9, 4:00-5:30 PT/7:00-8:30 ET (Zoom)
Recording Provided
A flexible, big-picture plotting tool for writers at any stage. Discover five thematic milestones that help you orient your story, re-see its shape, and move forward without over-prescribing the process.
Embody Your Settings: Using Movement to Reveal the “Where” of Your Story
Labyrinth Guest Workshop with Helen Landalf
Sunday, February 22nd 1:30-4:30, Phinney Neighborhood Center, Seattle (in-person)
Bring your settings to life through movement, space, and sensation. This immersive, in-person workshop helps you translate physical experience into vivid, emotionally grounded scenes—no movement experience required.
Off-Stage Writing: Deepening Character Through the Story Journal
Labyrinth Craft Workshop
Monday, March 9th 4:00-5:30 PT/7:00-8:30 ET (Zoom)
Recording Provided
A powerful tool for getting to know your characters from the inside out. Learn how off-stage writing can unlock motivation, contradiction, and emotional truth—especially when thinking and planning aren’t enough.
Is Your Book Agent-Ready? How Agents Actually Decide (and what that means for you.)
Labyrinth Guest Workshop with Chip MacGregor
Sunday, March 29, 1:30-3:00 PT/4:30-6:00 ET (Zoom)
Recording Provided
A practical, insider look at how agents evaluate fiction—and what to strengthen next. Includes what you need for a proposal/query and how to pitch when you are ready.
The Story Builders Path
Master Course
Saturdays, 9:00-12:00 PT/12:00-3:00 ET, April 4th-May 30 (no class May 9) (Zoom)
Recordings Provided
Over eight sessions, you’ll step back from the tangle of scenes and possibilities to develop a clear, flexible map of your story—one that reveals what’s driving the book and how it moves toward the ending. By untangling and organizing what you already have, you’ll leave with clarity, confidence, and a clear path forward
Maybe you feel like this:
- Writing is my “real life,” but my daily responsibilities are nibbling away my time and money.
- I’m stalled on my manuscript, unable to move forward.
- I feel incomplete while my project languishes.
- I’m losing hope that I’ll ever finish.
- I see other writers confidently connecting with publishers, and I wish that could be me.
- Secretly, I wonder if I’m inadequate to the task.
In the Labyrinth, you will:
- Identify the true heart of your writing project so you can tell the story no one else can tell.
- Create a workflow that shuts out distractions so you can deeply focus.
- Become part of a writing community so you have companions and accountability on your journey.
- Break your wordcraft into discrete elements so you can hone your intuitive skill and forge work that sings with your voice.
- Develop a pathway for your project so you can write it all the way to the end.
- Learn to read contemporary authors like an editor, so you can understand what makes a work publishable, and submit your own with confidence.