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The Writers' Workshop - Upcoming Events

12 May 2021 4:20 PM | Anonymous


THE WRITERS' WORKSHOP - UPCOMING EVENTS

The Writers' Workshop is offering online classes for beginning and experienced writers. Each class meets online on Saturdays, 10-3:30 pm, with a lunch break.

Registration is in advance only at www.twwoa Classes are $80 each, and financial assistance is available for low-income writers in exchange for volunteering.

MAY 15: WRITING FROM THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD with Nina Hart

Writers will learn innovative ways to generate fresh material, avoid writer’s block, and tap into their creative side. The class will be guided towards accessing the inner voice through KaizenMuse Creativity methods, evocative “timed writes”, and lively class readings and discussions. Hart is a writer and creativity coach trained in the Kaizen Muse method. She is also certified by the Gateless Method – “a method of teaching the art and craft of writing using creative brain science, allowing writers to access the creative genius inside”. Her first collection of short stories, Somewhere in a Town You Never Knew Existed, was a finalist in Foreword Review Book of the Year Award.

MAY 29: SCREENWRITING WORKSHOP with Nathan Ross Freeman

The class will learn all aspects of writing the screenplay, including formatting, characterization, sequence structures, and how to adapt any genre to a screenplay. Freeman's credits include the feature films Gem and Mr. Bones, the official selection of major film festivals; and Authoring Action, awarded 2010 Best Documentary in the U.K. He has taught at UNC-C and Salem College.

JUNE 12: FICTION WRITING & REVISING with Karen Ackerson

Writers of fiction and non-fiction books and stories will learn how to revise and polish their works before submitting to an agent or publisher. Techniques will be taught on how to grab the reader's interest by eliminating unnecessary details, building tension, and fine-tuning dialogue and descriptions. Participants may bring five pages (double-spaced) to the class for discussion. Ackerson is Senior Editor at The Renbourne Editorial Agency (renbourne.com), and has edited hundreds of novels, memoirs and creative non-fiction stories.


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