This class is designed for writers of all levels of experience to help them find the story tapping them on the shoulder right now so they can put it on the page and begin the process of getting it out in the world where it belongs. The first session will focus on germinating new ideas or further exploring existing ones through prompts and discussion. The second is finding joy and harnessing the power of revision. The third and final session focuses on next steps and sharing your work. Writers will leave the class with a start of a new piece of creative nonfiction, memoir, or hybrid work.
About Beth Kanter and Anna Kahoe
Beth Kanter has been helping writers find, draft, and publish their stories for almost two decades. She is the author of six books about Washington, DC, including No Access Washington, DC and Great Food Finds, Washington DC. Beth’s creative nonfiction, essays, fiction, and poetry have appeared in a dozens of literary journals and magazines. Beth has an MSJ from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism and can be found online at bethkanter.com or on Instagram and Bluesky @beekaekae.
Anna Kahoe reads, walks, and writes in her hometown of Washington, D.C. Anna’s creative nonfiction has been published in The Washington Post, PBS Newshour’s In My Humble Opinion, The Writer Magazine, and Furious Gravity.
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