The Milwaukee Writers Workshop

The Milwaukee Writers Workshop is a United States-based company specializing in writing critiques and community building for aspiring authors. Founded in 2006, the workshop boasts a team of seven employees and generates an annual revenue of $1 million. The Milwaukee Writers Workshop offers a range of services designed to support writers at various stages of their journey. They provide writing prompts, discussions, and courses to help individuals develop their skills in areas such as setting, scene writing, and dialogue. The workshop also facilitates critique sessions where writers can receive feedback on their work from a community of peers. A key differentiator of the Milwaukee Writers Workshop is its focus on supporting writers beyond the creative process. They offer guidance on market research, submission strategies, and navigating the publishing industry. The workshop's director, J Boone Dryden, brings extensive experience as an editor, assistant editor, and slush reader, lending valuable insights to aspiring authors. Writers interested in connecting with the Milwaukee Writers Workshop can visit their website at milwaukeewritersworkshop.com.