Presented by William Kenower
Spring Workshop Series
If you’re telling a story you love, you should share it with other people. This is also called selling a book.
Whether you are pitching your story to an agent, on social media, or during a booksigning, crafting and perfecting your pitch is essential. Join us and learn the essentials behind the perfect pitch.
Join us as we explore and introduce young authors to the world of writing.
Writing workshops and activities for age groups 6-11 and 12-18.
Presented by Lindsay Schopfer
Spring Workshop Series
“I only write when I’m inspired, and I make sure I’m inspired every morning at 9 a.m.” Come and learn how to turn off your inner critic and make the most of the time that you set aside to practice your craft.
Presented by William Kenower
Spring Workshop Series
The nonfiction writer is drawing from all of life. That’s a lot to choose from. How do you identify which stories should be told and which should be left untold?
Presented by Sean McVeigh
(Workshop description coming soon)
Presented by Lindsay Schopfer
Spring Workshop Series
Motivation is the fuel that allows a character to make the long journey from a story’s beginning to its ending. Participants in this course will learn how to identify character needs, how to create motivation for both protagonists and antagonists, how to increase pacing through motivation, and how to make a character’s motivation evolve throughout the story.
Presented by William Kenower
Spring Workshop Series
Real life is never as tidy as the stories we tell about it. The memoirist and narrative nonfiction writer must find a way to reduce the life and the world they know into something compelling and focused.
