PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Writing What You Know: Using Autobiography in Fiction with Nina McConigley
In this craft class, we’ll talk about how to take real life experience and fictionalize it.
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PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Worldbuilding and the Bivalve Heart of the Story with Brenda Peynado
This craft talk will discuss the bivalve heart of the story that unifies all of these elements—world building, plot, character, and theme.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Writing Across Genres with Elizabeth Crane
In this PJ seminar, we will discuss writing across genre and how to play with form.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Structuring Your Story with Julia Phillips
In this two-hour session, we’ll focus on designing your novel or short fiction around a strong, propulsive plot that is truly satisfying for your reader.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Fear and Overwhelm in Memoir with Claire Dederer
We’ll look at the ways the building blocks of memoir – scene, character, dialogue, and structure – can help you move through the feelings of fear and overwhelm.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Characterization and Sense of Place with Silas House
Examine how to build memorable characters the reader feels they know, how to create a vivid sense of place that transports the reader, and how these elements often become beautifully tangled together.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on Building Stories from Memories with Nicole Chung
In this class, attendees will consider how to brainstorm and build narratives based on a foundation of memory and personal experience.
PJ Seminar: A Master Class on How to Be Devastatingly Clever with Jess Row
ADVENTURES IN METAFICTION Metafiction—the art of writing about fiction while writing fiction—may look daunting and