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Stunning Sentences

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Admiring, mooning over, loving, and learning to write stunning sentences

Free Subscription Benefits

  • Once a week a stunning sentence with instructions how to make it.

Paid Subcription Benefits

  • Once a week you'll receive a stunning sentence with instructions how to make it. Sentence Intensive: Five days of sentences and a warm, wonderful writing community!
  • A monthly Zoom gathering for 90 minutes. If you can't attend, I'll send you the recording and the analysis of the sentences.
  • Access to the archive--over 200 sentences analyzed. Sentence Intensives! Five days of stunning sentences and comments!

Paid Subscription Plans

  • $6 a month
  • $55 a year

About Nina Schuyler

Nina Schuyler's short story collection, IN THIS RAVISHING WORLD, winner of the PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Literary Award, shortlisted for the Northern California Book Award. Her new novel, OPEN THE FLOODGATES, will be published September 15, 2026.

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