Description
No matter your genre, creating a world that draws readers in is essential to effective storytelling. In this interactive session, writers will explore key aspects of world-building and scene-setting, reflecting on how sensory details, language, dialogue and history (real or imagined) help authors create their own unique worlds. Through excerpts of published novels from Attica Locke, Jeanne DuPrau, and Blake Crouch, as well as short writing exercises, writers at any level will develop their skills to create authentic and imaginative worlds of their own.
We are able to offer a limited amount of both 50% scholarships for our multi-week classes and 100% scholarships for our single-session classes on a first-come, first-serve basis. Students may receive one scholarship per term. Click here to apply for a scholarship spot.
