The Study
Explore our range of services designed to help you improve your poetry with confidence.
Explore Our Self-Guided Poetry Courses
Deepen your writing practice on your own schedule with our self-paced online poetry courses. Designed for writers seeking clarity and craft, our curriculum blends traditional poetic technique with creative insight. Explore signature offerings, including our groundbreaking course co-created with national bestselling author and neuroscience researcher Mark Waldman on how poetry changes your brain. Learn through rich audio, video, and practical exercises whenever and wherever inspiration strikes.
Join Our Live Poetry
Writing Workshops
Elevate your poetry through real-time collaboration and expert feedback in our live interactive workshops. Whether you choose an intensive single session or an immersive 4-week cohort, our workshops provide a structured, inspiring environment to generate new work, refine existing drafts, and connect with a dedicated community of poets. Discover new techniques, sharpen your creative attention, and transform your writing practice alongside fellow deep thinkers.
1:1 Poetry Services & Mentorship
Receive personalized, high-level guidance on your journey as a writer with 1:1 poetry mentorship and editing services from Malibu Poet Laureate Emeritus, Nathan Hassall. From single-poem line editing and creative breakthrough sessions to full-length manuscript reviews, each session is tailored to your unique voice and goals. Gain constructive, expert feedback to polish your craft, navigate creative blocks, and prepare your work for publication.
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Deadline to Enroll September 30th
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Almost Gone ☆ Deadline to Enroll September 30th ☆
It’s time to master your craft.
Do you have poems that you'd like feedback on, whether individual poems, in chapbook form, or ones that will grow into a collection? For under $10 per poem, you'll receive personalized poetry feedback from Malibu Poet Laureate Emeritus, Nathan Hassall. This includes a round of written feedback on each poem, along with light line edits and reading suggestions where relevant. Nathan can only take on a few students for this service—don't wait to sign up!