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Black Women Writer's Write-in - September | 1 Day Online Writing Workshop

$25.00

midnight & indigo celebrates Black women writers every day! Our Write-ins are a way to build community, write, and even share (only if you wish to) with other creatives.

The intention? Black women writers of all genres and experience levels are invited to join. Participants will be given writing prompts, write independently for a while and be invited to share. You'll have an opportunity to get to know each other and build community in our smaller "Writers Room" breakout groups, then we'll come back together for a word of inspiration.

Sessions are meant to be informal. So show up in your PJs if you want to or throw on your sweats. 

No critiques will be provided. We'd love to see you there!

This write-in is hosted by Ianna Small, the founder of m&i. Space is limited. 

1 class session

Saturday, September 13
10a-12p ET
7a-9a PT
9a-11a CT

All class meetings will be held via Zoom. For more information on how to download or use Zoom, please click here.

    Participants will be given writing prompts, write independently for a while and be invited to share.

    You'll have an opportunity to get to know each other and build community in our smaller "Writers Room" breakout groups, then we'll come back together for a word of inspiration.

    We offer full refunds for cancellation with written notice up until 7 days before your class start date. From 6 days to more than 24 hours before class begins, we offer a 25% refund. If you drop a class less than 24 hours before the class begins or after it has started, you are ineligible for a refund.

    By signing up for a class, you agree to our refund policy and code of conduct here.
    Meet Your Instructor

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    Ianna A. Small is a seasoned editor and story coach with over 12 years of experience helping writers bring their ideas to the page with clarity, confidence, and craft. As the executive editor behind midnight & indigo, she’s worked closely with more than 300 emerging and established Black writers across the diaspora, guiding short stories, essays, and novel excerpts from rough draft to published piece. She leads all editorial direction for the magazine and Writing Program, with a sharp eye for narrative structure, character development, and emotional resonance.