Hello everyone! After much consideration, I’ve decided to shut down my Writer Therapy Skool. I’m going to keep the podcast/interview series going, but I’m not able to give this Skool the time/effort it needs to grow. Most importantly, my precious writing time has suffered. It has been great meeting you all and I thank those who participated! Please stay in touch, I’ll still be on Skool, so let’s stay connected. Hopefully I’ll be able to give your Skools some attention too! Love you all! Find me and future episodes on instagram @timothycolombawrites or @writertherapysessions or on YouTube at Writer Theraoy Sessions.

@Timothy Colomba I hope this is alright... I thought it would be fun to engage in one of those "write the next line" threads. I'll go first: The old man's bushy white eyebrows rose above his blue eyes like two clouds floating by on a summer afternoon. He leaned forward until I could see the pores on his bulbous nose and wrinkled cheeks. "Sonny," he said to me in his southern drawl, "they sell everything from pens to popcorn machines, but if you can't handle a little supernatural shock and awe every now and then I'd stay far far away from that store." ...

[Read the PDF in the Classroom Tab->Exposure Therapy->Lesson 2.0] ***Story Premise*** Please provide your feedback on the story's premise based on the Prologue.

[Read the PDF in the Classroom Tab->Exposure Therapy->Lesson 2.0] ***Readability/Likability*** Please provide your feedback on the story's readability and likability in general. You can also add what you enjoyed most and/or what may have slowed you down while reading.

[Read the PDF in the Classroom Tab->Exposure Therapy->Lesson 2.0] ***Writing Style*** Please provide your feedback on the story's writing style. This can pertain to prose, clarity, dialogue, or any elements worth mentioning.