The hottest Workshops Substack posts right now

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Cybernetic Forests 19 implied HN points 07 May 23
  1. A workshop on AI x Design and SubLab covered topics like AI's 'dreaming' myth and transforming videos with Stable Diffusion.
  2. An upcoming workshop with artist Fabian Mosele will focus on creating animation styles consistent across frames, offering insights into generating characters in motion with AI.
  3. Attendees in Seoul can join the Adrenalin Prompt zine-crafting festival starting May 11 to explore prompt-generated images and texts.
The Fairest Writer 19 implied HN points 24 Aug 22
  1. The Fall '22 Workshop Series is focused on the writing process and features special guest authors. It's a great opportunity for writers of all levels to learn and engage.
  2. Each week, the workshops cover different topics, from starting a writing journey to drafting and revising work. Participants will read essays and discuss their insights.
  3. The workshops are free and conducted on Zoom, making it accessible for everyone interested in improving their writing skills.
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The Next Chapter 1 implied HN point 28 May 23
  1. Different writing conferences offer unique benefits like exposure, networking, and specialized knowledge at a more affordable cost than MFA programs.
  2. Attending conferences like Sirenland can lead to personal growth, increased confidence, and readiness to pursue larger writing projects.
  3. Key insights from Sirenland include the importance of writer exposure, the concept of 'perch' in storytelling, the significance of networking in creative industries, and the importance of honoring pacing and self-care during such events.
Journal of Gurdjieff Studies 0 implied HN points 26 Jan 24
  1. The transition of breathing control from the formatory apparatus to the moving center is crucial and involves three types of breathing: normal, 'inflation,' and breathing assisted by movements.
  2. Gurdjieff's work in Fontainebleau involved intensive mental exercises, studies of rhythm and plastics, and the development of new methods for studying different forms of breathing.
  3. Gurdjieff's departure for America in 1924 marked a significant moment in his teaching journey, resembling his previous departures from other locations and highlighting the global reach of his work.
Rik’s Sparky Little Substack Space 0 implied HN points 17 May 24
  1. Poetry is essentially a form of deception, with every poem being a crafted machine that triggers specific responses in its readers.
  2. Engaging in new endeavors often brings a mix of excitement and fear, a balance many people can relate to.
  3. Writing poetry can be a personal journey of self-discovery and growth, leading to insights through sharing and feedback from others.
Sector 6 | The Newsletter of AIM 0 implied HN points 15 Aug 21
  1. There are many key data science providers in India worth noting. These companies are helping to advance the field and support various industries.
  2. Upcoming events in machine learning and data science can provide valuable learning experiences. Workshops and conferences will help you connect with professionals and gain new skills.
  3. Staying updated on the latest AI and data science news is important. It helps you understand trends and innovations in the industry.
Sector 6 | The Newsletter of AIM 0 implied HN points 23 May 21
  1. There is a free workshop on June 17, 2021, about the oneAPI AI Analytics Toolkit, in partnership with Intel.
  2. oneAPI helps developers run machine learning models efficiently on different hardware without needing to rewrite code.
  3. The analytics industry in India is growing, and there is a focus on supporting women in tech within this evolving field.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 26 Jan 23
  1. The author will be teaching at two in-person writers' conferences this summer. If you're interested in writing, this is a great opportunity to learn from them.
  2. They received a Creative Capital Award for their novel-in-progress, which will help with research and travel for the project. This grant provides financial support and resources for artists.
  3. In the next newsletter, they plan to share tips about handling applications and submissions in the writing world. This could be helpful if you're looking to improve your writing process.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 02 Nov 22
  1. The author is taking time to focus on their writing during a residency at Millay Arts. They find that limiting internet use helps them be more productive.
  2. One of their stories was nominated for a Pushcart Prize, which they feel grateful for after a long journey moving from nonfiction to fiction writing.
  3. The author encourages others who are exploring new areas in their writing to know they are not alone in their journey.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 26 Sep 22
  1. Trying new activities, like qi gong or painting, can help your writing improve, even if you don't see immediate results. It's all about experimenting and feeling what works for you.
  2. Painting a still-life can teach you patience and the importance of revision. Just like layering paint, writing can also be improved with time and effort.
  3. Engaging in different activities before writing can change your mindset. By comparing your drafts from different states of mind, you can learn what inspires and affects your creativity.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 19 Sep 22
  1. Watch the 'Beginnings' workshop recording if you missed the live session. It's available for a month and gives good insights into writing.
  2. A writing exercise involves comparing a general word with a specific synonym. This helps you see how precise language can shape your memories and descriptions.
  3. Take your time with writing exercises and feel free to pause if you need a break. It's important to explore your thoughts without rushing.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 15 Nov 21
  1. Teaching can help clarify your own writing challenges. When you teach, you often find answers to problems you're facing in your own work.
  2. Leading discussions can boost your focus and motivation. It makes reading more engaging when you know you'll talk about it with others.
  3. Anyone can teach, no matter their writing level. You can start small, like organizing a book group or sharing ideas with other writers.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 01 Nov 21
  1. Don't worry about making your first draft perfect. It's okay if it sounds rough; just get your ideas down on paper.
  2. Use creative techniques to keep your writing flowing, like mind mapping or breaking things down into smaller tasks.
  3. Accept that your writing process involves revisions. Embrace the messy first drafts as a step towards creating something great.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 03 May 21
  1. There's a short story workshop happening soon with author Peter Kispert. It's a great chance to learn about writing fiction and submitting to literary journals.
  2. The workshop is useful for both new writers and those with experience, offering key advice on improving short stories and story collections.
  3. The host has recently developed a passion for short stories and encourages others who feel the same to join the workshop for guidance.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 15 Apr 21
  1. Writing across different genres has unique challenges, but there are many lessons to learn that can help improve your skills.
  2. There are valuable resources available for writers, especially for BIPOC, including mentoring collectives and online guides.
  3. Participating in community events, like readings and fundraisers, can connect you with other writers and promote important causes.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 06 Apr 21
  1. Fiction allows writers to change facts and details, making it more flexible than nonfiction. This freedom can be exciting but also requires adjustment, especially for nonfiction writers.
  2. In fiction, the writer can easily erase and remake details if they don't fit the story anymore. It's all about how well these parts connect to the larger narrative.
  3. Workshops can help writers transition between different styles, like moving from memoir to fiction. Learning from experienced authors can bring great insights into this process.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 24 Mar 21
  1. There is a Spring Workshop Series for writers featuring five well-known authors. This series is a great opportunity for writers to learn from experienced professionals.
  2. All workshops are free and held over Zoom, making it easy for anyone to join in. Each session focuses on different aspects of writing, from memoir to PR.
  3. The Lambda Literary Awards will take place on June 1st, and one of the organizers has a memoir nominated in the Trans Nonfiction category. It's an exciting time to celebrate diverse voices in literature.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 08 Jan 21
  1. Finding a quiet place to write can help reduce distractions, especially when working from home. A change of scenery may spark new ideas and help break bad habits.
  2. It's important to recognize the privilege that comes with traveling, especially during challenging times. Traveling responsibly while following safety protocols is key.
  3. Inviting friends to join you in a writing retreat can be beneficial. Collaborating with others can provide support and motivation to get work done.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 11 Nov 20
  1. There are upcoming writing activities and workshops for those interested in writing. It's a chance to connect with fellow writers and explore new techniques together.
  2. One event will be a book discussion group focusing on writing-related books. Anyone is welcome to join, even if they haven't read the book yet.
  3. Another event is a writing session on Zoom where people can write together. It's a good way to stay motivated and get your writing done.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 20 Oct 20
  1. There's a workshop coming up that teaches how to use fiction writing techniques in memoirs. It's a great opportunity to learn and improve your writing skills.
  2. A writing session is happening soon for people who want to write together. It’s a nice way to be productive in a group setting.
  3. A new empathy handbook has been released, and it could make a thoughtful gift for family members, especially during the holidays.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 22 Sep 20
  1. There's a workshop on lifestyle writing happening soon on Zoom. It's a great chance to learn from experienced editors.
  2. The community is looking for volunteers with skills in graphic design, social media, and fundraising. If you can help, reach out to them!
  3. A weekly newsletter is coming back with writing tips, success stories, and more fun activities for everyone interested in writing.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 16 Sep 20
  1. There are several upcoming writing workshops, including a Lifestyle Editor Panel and a workshop on adapting books into screenwriting.
  2. A monthly writing session is being held for community support and accountability, where writers can focus and then share their progress.
  3. If you're interested, you can register for the writing session and get more details from the coordinators via email.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 20 Aug 20
  1. There is a weekend writing session happening Saturday at 2pm ET / 11am PT for anyone who wants to write with others. It's a great way to stay motivated and focused.
  2. Participants can do different types of work, like proofreading or typing, and then share what they accomplished at the end. This helps build a sense of community among writers.
  3. There is also a reading event happening on September 10, and people are encouraged to register early so they won't forget to attend.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 13 Jul 20
  1. There are Zoom writing sessions available for people looking to write together. These sessions help you stay motivated and connect with others.
  2. The first writing session is on July 14th at 5 PM Pacific time. It will start with introductions and then allow 30-40 minutes of focused writing time.
  3. At the end of the hour, everyone will share what they worked on. It's a great way to get feedback and encourage each other.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 22 Jun 20
  1. There will be a workshop about finding the right literary agent, making it easier for writers to navigate publishing.
  2. The writer community is going on a short break from workshops to plan for the fall, but they will continue to connect through Facebook and Slack.
  3. Free copies of the book _Fairest_ are being offered to QTPOC people who can't afford it, promoting inclusivity in literature.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 24 May 20
  1. A plan for writer workshops is in place, aiming to address community needs and offer support. Feedback is being gathered through a survey to make sure everyone benefits.
  2. Freelancers can improve their writing careers by changing their mindset about editing and deadlines. It's helpful to view editors as collaborators and to negotiate rates when necessary.
  3. Sharing success stories, like a writer coming out of retirement, shows the positive impact of workshops on individuals. It encourages others to pursue their writing dreams despite challenges.
Building the Builders 0 implied HN points 11 Dec 24
  1. There's a special workshop happening to help people shape their personal life vision for the new year. It's a chance to reflect on goals and dreams for 2025.
  2. The workshop will be interactive and focused on personal experiences, rather than just a lecture. Participants can expect a more personal touch in this session.
  3. This event marks the end of a year of learning and building together, celebrating the growth and tools shared with the community.
Bytewax 0 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. This week Bytewax is spotlighting a blog post about Arroyo and Bytewax, offering solutions for real-time analytics and machine learning.
  2. Bytewax is hosting various events like workshops and meetups to share knowledge and create a community around data.
  3. Interviews with Bytewax CEO emphasize the mission to simplify ML real-time inference and the importance of MLOps.
PeopleStorming 0 implied HN points 30 Mar 21
  1. Organizational Improv workshops sometimes play a game called World's Worst to envision the worst possible versions of things. This game can help teams understand what 'best' should look like in various aspects of their work.
  2. Participants in the game can creatively come up with vivid examples of utterly horrendous cultures or practices in organizations, which can be both entertaining and insightful.
  3. Teams can apply this game to different scenarios within their organization, such as identifying the world's worst brand for marketing, product launch for the product team, or customer service representative for the support team. It can lead to fun and enlightening discussions.
PeopleStorming 0 implied HN points 02 Feb 21
  1. Facilitators need a comprehensive toolkit and confidence in improvisation skills to adapt to different engagements.
  2. When designing workshops, facilitators can use lenses like reliability, freshness, and efficiency to choose activities that serve the ultimate purpose of the session.
  3. Efficient activities break traditional workshop phases and accomplish multiple goals at once, enhancing the flow of the session.