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Students will learn the fundamentals of playwriting through writing scenes for each class session, followed by a 10-minute play which will be workshopped and revised.
In this class we will examine characters that invite perception, and we’ll put what we learn to practice through writing exercises.
If you’ve got a burning question about editing or publishing you’ve been afraid to ask, bring it to this judgment-free event!
Explore how to take into consideration the professional backdrop of publishing while still finding joy in the act of writing.
We’ll talk about how to mix genres and bend their “rules” to write memorable fiction.
In this PJ Seminar, we will talk about how we can look at the world around us and use its flaws to inform the lives of our characters and generate fiction with the power of truth.
In this master class, Emil Ferris (acclaimed author of My Favorite Thing is Monsters) will lead students through an exploration of symbols and hidden pictures and unpack how to incorporate them into your own narrative writing.
Building imaginary worlds from the raw material of the real isn’t just a matter of research; it’s training your eye and ear to think like a writer, and learning to see your novel or your story come alive in the world around you.
In this seminar, editor and educator Anitra Budd will give a whirlwind tour of traditional publishing.
In this six-week course you will focus on the crucial elements to writing your middle-grade novel.
Learn how to turn your story into something on the screen – and learn the difference between the different formats!
