ALT A graphic promoting Writing Workshops Santa Fe, showcasing photos from previous retreats.

ALT An image of a person in bed with their laptop with text that reads, "When people say we're writers but that's the least interesting thing about us."

ALT An image of a man drinking a large cup of tea with many tea bags with the text, "We hydrate."

ALT A screenshot of concerning Google searches with the text, "We research."

ALT An image of a person sleeping in bed with their laptop in their lap with the text, "We procrastinate."

ALT A Writing Workshops meme with text above that reads, "'You need to focus on your writing.'" The line below reads, "My priority this week:" Below are images of fat bears from Fat Bear Week.

ALT A Writing Workshop promoting the Zoom seminar "Think Like a Publisher," taught by literary agent Mark Owen Gottlieb. The seminar takes place Saturday, October 17th, 2026, and sign-ups are handled through the website.

ALT A Writing Workshop graphic titled "Hispanic Heritage Month." The graphic features three books: Undocumented by Dan-El Padilla Peralta, Afterlife by Julia Alvarez, The Family Izquierdo by Rubén Degollado, and The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros.

ALT A Writing Workshop graphic promoting the class "Broken Genres: A Generative Zoom Seminar," taught by Evan Fleischer. The seminar starts Thursday, October 15th, 2026.

ALT A Writing Workshop promoting a six-week intensive titled "Kill Your Darling: Cutting, Compression, and Structural Revision." The intensive starts October 14, 2026.

ALT A Writing Workshops meme featuring an image of Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder from the documentary trailer, "You Can See Everything," with the caption of Elizabeth saying, "Why would I deceive you? There's no reason for me to do that." Text above reads, "When I tell my writing workshop group that I want constructive feedback."

ALT A Writing Workshop graphic featuring the character Nikki from the movie Obsession(2026). It's titled "Choose Your Writer Obsession." It lists four choices: A. the perfect first sentence, B. detailed backstories, C. epic worldbuilding, and D. unhinged plot twists.

ALT A Writing Workshop graphic promoting the writing seminar "Screenplay Structure Made Simple(& Fun!)," taught by Heidi Lux. The seminar takes place on October 3rd, 2026.

ALT A Writing Workshop graphic titled "September At A Glance for Writers." The graphic further lists September celebrations: September 6th: National Read a Book Day, September 15th: National Online Learning Day, and September 29th: National Coffee Day.

ALT A Writing Workshop "New Blog" graphic titled "Writing Retreats With Award-Winning Authors," picturing a writer's desk overlooking a European city. The graphic's subheading reads "What to Expect and How to Apply."

ALT A graphic honoring the passing of Dolly Parton. A quote from Dolly Parton reads, "You can never get enough books into the hands of children."

ALT A Writing Workshop graphic showcasing a quote by Michael Klein from "On Writing the Ecstatic Poem Without Fear or Cliché." The quote reads, " Students will learn how to dig deeper for the truth without fear or shame or confusion. They will learn what is meant by intention." Additional text informs that to learn more, visit the blog.

ALT A Writing Workshop's "Which Red Flag Are You?" graphic with the subtitle "Writers Edition." The graphic lists five "red flags" for writers: "Doesn't write for months," "Adverb Maxxing," "Can only write in a coffee shop," "Starts projects, but never finishes them," and "Brings up their book in every convo."