Nancy H Williard - Writer, Editor, Educator, Librarian

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Located at Ghent, Norfolk, VA 23517, The Muse Writers Center is a literary center.
Since the early 2000s, they have grown into one of the top-10 writers' centers nationally,
I am happy to offer online classes through the Muse! Explore Southern Fiction!
Here is a link to your upcoming class: Southern Noir to Grit Lit

Share the code TOOLS26 for a 35% discount

Come join us!
One on One Opportunities

Writing Coach (Hybrid*)
Achieve your goals with tools, support, and accountability. Rates and process variables with goals.
The Month of Generative Writing (Hybrid*) (Contact for Rates)
Just beginning? Stuck in your process. Try this power boost to your inspiration. Four prompts each week, readings, one weekly meeting with the instructor with a review of the process and outcomes. The final goal - edited piece with suggestions for publication. Fiction or Nonfiction.
Developmental Editing Short Stories (Contact for Rates)
Get traction in your work. Explore your story's potential and dive deeper into your characters. Learn methods to enhance your work by examining the basics - setting, plot, description, syntax, and other tools.
Rates vary with length and response. Contact to discuss @ nhwilliard@nhwilliard.com
Open the door

No matter the weather, there is an opening for your creative expression. Your story is unique in all the world. If shared in writing or other arts, that connection inspires and encourages the artist and the audience. Do art!
READ -- from Persimmon Tree Winter 2026, under Resilience:
"Child of Crisis" by Nancy Williard