Nina Munteanu, Prospect Bay, Nova Scotia
“Nina’s ability to take arid academic prose and make it interesting to students is actually rather remarkable. I have been regularly using material she created for helping my students understand the hero’s journey in literature – the students find her writing engaging, accessible, and (and this is important) easily applicable not only to their readings but to their essays as well. Brava, Nina, brava.”
–David Merchant, English Instructor, Louisiana Tech University
Students to professionals find Nina’s coaching and workshops lively, fun and very instructive.
Book Nina for an online or on-site personal or group coaching session at nina.sfgirl@gmail.com (use message title: Nina Coaching). You can also book Nina for weekly phone consultations, online webinars and livestream lectures through membership with “The Passionate Writer“. Rates are posted here.
Nina’s writing guide The Fiction Writer: Get Published, Write Now! forms the basis for many of her lectures and workshops (see examples of her popular lectures and workshops here on “Nina’s Workshops“) and is found useful by a variety of writers from beginners to professionals. The guide is popular with college and university instructors of creative writing and English, and thoroughly enjoyed by students of writing and professional writers, alike.
“The Fiction Writer is at the top of the required reading list for my students…A veritable cornucopia of hands-0n help for aspiring writers of any age…The quintessential guidebook for the soon-to-be-published.”
–Susan H. McLemore, Language Arts Instructor, Glynn Academy
The Fiction Writer: Get Published, Write Now! is available at Amazon.com, Chapters and Barnes & Noble, as well as discerning independent bookstores near you.
“Nina Munteanu’s The Fiction Writer is the book I wish I had 15 years ago. Writers young and old can find ways to improve their work, with the book’s fun, easy to read format.”— Theresa Vinson, Book Seller
The Fiction Writer: Get Published, Write Now!
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