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Ages 9 - 14
At Brave Writer, we know that fiction stories are like precious jewels to kids. So our instructors teach the mechanics of fiction writing while also nurturing students’ imaginations.
Explore our fiction lineup below, then click the images to register.
Create characters. Draw scenes. Craft a compelling plot! Writers learn the art of visual storytelling through comics—no drawing skills needed. Comic enthusiasts will love getting the inside scoop on how comics are planned and created.
Turn obsession into creation! Teens write fiction based on their favorite characters, TV shows, movies, or books while learning how to craft a plot and develop a voice. Help your teen join in on the fandom conversation by producing writing they can publish online!
When storytelling meets the gaming world. Writers explore quests, develop backstories, and customize characters, all while teaming up with fellow gamers. A favorite, even with reluctant writers. Infuse your homeschool with fresh, new energy!
The pages of the past are ripe for story ideas. Join us, and combine research and imagination. Students choose a historical time period and write compelling fiction grounded in real events and settings. The perfect mix of tangible facts and fiction.
A survey-style class that introduces teens to the essential elements of fiction: dialogue, description, structure, and more. Students will gain the tools needed to create, revise, and edit a full-length story. Perfect for future novelists looking to level up their writing.
Ready for advanced writing craft? Explore literary devices, story arcs, pacing, and emotional resonance. Ideal for teens already comfortable with creative writing basics, who are ready for a deep dive into revision techniques.
Whether for stage or screen—your writer’s words take the spotlight! Students learn how to write dialogue-rich scripts while exploring structure and visual storytelling. Plus, they get to share their work with other passionate writers and film fans!
Adore dragons? Dystopias? Alien worlds? We help your tweens design believable and compelling settings that fuel unforgettable stories. Each week, your kids will explore a new facet of worldbuilding and then practice applying that knowledge to their own world.
What makes a myth tick? We’ll find out in this class. Tweens explore themes of transformation, hubris, and heroism as they write their own original Greek myths. A fantastic entry point to the world of fiction writing because the familiar stories and characters provide scaffolding.
From idea to finished draft, this class helps writers craft and revise a complete short story. Over five weeks, we provide your student with everything they need on this journey: community, structure, advice, and encouragement.
Highlights of these courses:
All writers—from wide-eyed beginners to seasoned storytellers—are welcome.
Let the storytelling begin!
Ages 9 - 14
Ages 13 - 18
Ages 9 - 14
Ages 12 - 18
Ages 11 - 18
Ages 13 - 18
Ages 13 - 18
Ages 9 - 14
Ages 9 - 14
Ages 11 - 18
This class helped me grow as a writer: I used to only be able to write a paragraph-long story (and they weren't very good), and now, thanks to this class, I have written a one-and-a-half-page story (that I think was pretty good).
—Elliott, 11
I learned that you don't need to have a clear idea of your story when you start. The key thing is that you start.
—Kate
I went from not describing things clearly to having a new understanding of descriptive scenes.
—Amyra
I learned that sharing my work doesn't have to be terrifying, that sharing my writing with people can help me grow and learn.
—Annabelle
I never had writer's block in this class because of the fantastic feedback I received. Each time I read the comments on my post, I felt instantly motivated to start writing again!
—Emilie