Working Together to Transform Writers
Since 1852, Antioch University has held the core belief that all adults have the power to transform their lives through their writing. At the Writers’ Exchange, we offer writers full menu of coaching, editing, webinars, and practical writing resources. Whether you’re a doctoral writer or a professional you’ll find the help you need from a trusted name in adult education.
The Writers’ Exchange is a direct response to a growing trend in online professional writing support. The Writers’ Exchange is unique because we’re a university program dedicated to the mission that successful writing is essential to academic and professional success. Our editors and coaches believe that all writers deserve to realize their potential through writing and that having individualized support through an editor or coach can be the catalyst for significant writing growth. Wherever and whoever you are, you will find experts committed to providing specialized writing support at The Writers’ Exchange.
Meet the Team:
Colin has worked in the Arts, Entertainment and Media fields for over 30 years and is eager to bring his expertise to the WEX community and help emerging writers achieve their goals. A graduate of the AUSB MFA in Writing and Contemporary Media, Colin is a produced screenwriter, Marvel comics scribe, award-winning playwright, and recipient of the Paramount Pictures Chesterfield Screenwriting Fellowship. Currently he is producing, writing, directing and developing his own original scripted podcast adventure series entitled The Laundronauts: A Potentially Untrue Tale Based on Actual Events with IHeart Media. Mitchell is both a multi-media and trans-media writing expert and highly-experienced in adaptation in all genres and emerging media. He also advises other writers at Little Brother Sam Writing Academy.
Anna Paretskaya is an editor, researcher, and educator with a PhD in sociology from the New School for Social Research. She teaches at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and is a coeditor of the open-access, bilingual (English and Russian) journal Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research. Her own academic work has won awards from several professional associations. As an editor, Anna has experience in academic book and journal publishing in a wide range of social sciences and humanities. She especially enjoys working with young scholars and multilingual writers, helping them develop and refine their authorial voice and bring their ideas to readers.