Tag: Poetry

Second Chances Spring 2026 – Expand Your Horizons

Welcome to the WLT Second Chances sale! From now until 11:59 PM CT June 30, 2026, all of our Spring 2026 class recordings are available to purchase by WLT members. Become a member here. From the historical to the experimental, these classes are taught by certified experts in these horizon

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Second Chances Fall 2025 – Genre Deep Dives

Welcome to the WLT Second Chances sale! From now until 11:59 PM CT December 31, 2025, all of our Fall 2025 class recordings AND our 2025 Agents Symposium recordings are available to purchase by WLT members. Become a member here. Members, log in to your account see the ticket options.

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Meet the Members: Angela Yeh

“…I love writing and being creative and I’m grateful to be able to have time to write and to have a job where I get to work with writers all day”

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Wednesday Writing Prompt

I feel emotions very strongly. This is something I (usually) love about myself because it helps me to live my life to the fullest. When I’m happy, I’m happy! And even when I’m sad, I like how open I am about my sadness. I don’t believe in bottling things up

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Writing Prompt

A Story in Vignettes   I have many fiction friends who are incredible writers and incredible readers.  I keep them up on poetry, they keep me up on fiction.  A friend of mine recently demanded I read Susan Minot’s short story ‘Lust.’   It blew me away.  The form felt so

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Wednesday Writing Prompt

‘What I Want To Be When I Grow Up’ Since Writers’ League of Texas is based out of downtown Austin, we are thinking a lot about the upcoming Formula 1 Race.  Traffic, anyone?  This made me wonder, how many of our readers wanted to be race car drivers when they

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Wednesday Writing Prompt

The Art of Dialogue  Good dialogue is unmistakable. It can electrify a piece of writing and bring an otherwise listless story to life. It can create tension from nothing, advance a stalling plot, reveal hidden motives, and add depth through subtext. Yet many writers—even those with years of experience—struggle with

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