Learn to distill imagination and memory into story and to find an ending that resonates.
Do you have the instinct of a writer, but your subject eludes you? Does your subject feel too big, too vague, or perhaps too overwhelming? Do you want to write about a personal experience but fictionalize it? Using published examples, writing exercises, lively discussion, and expert instruction, this workshop will inspire from memory and imagination, the story you are meant to write with an ending that resonates.
Live video conference: This workshop will be held via our online video conferencing platform, Zoom. You can view brief tutorials on using the platform here. On the start date or the day before, participants will receive an email with login info (please check your spam if you don’t see it).
In this workshop you’ll learn:
- How territory becomes subject
- How to find the story within imagination and memory
- How to create transformation
- How to universalize your story so that it resonates with a public readership
Time requirements
- N/A
Materials
- All reading materials will be provided.
Who should take this workshop?
- Writers who want to move forward with their story ideas, fiction or nonfiction.
If you need an accommodation for this workshop, please contact us at access@writer.org. We will attempt to fulfill all requests, but advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility services.
