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  • Creative Writing: Better Together (Camden) ONLINE

    Writing with others allows you to ride a wind of play and inspiration you can not access when writing solo. Grab your pen, step into a series of prompts and style options, and enjoy interaction with your classmates. Open to all levels, first timer to experienced. Registration is limited to ensure opportunities for full participation. When the wait list gets long enough, a new section will be offered. You can learn more about the class and about your instructor, Tammy Quady, here.
  • Writing: The Art of Brevity (Edison) ONLINE

    Dr. Seuss once said, “So the writer who breeds more words than he needs, is making a chore for the reader who reads.” In this age of twitter, text, and blogs, brevity is in. Brevity is not only fun and challenging but it can also improve your writing. In this 4-week workshop, we will explore the art of flash fiction, prose poetry and micro-memoir using a variety of fun and engaging prompts to get your imagination going. Be amazed at how much you can say with so little words. Open to all writers. This is not a critique class.
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    Writing: Voice and Tense Workshop (Northeast) ONLINE

    How does an author decide whether to write a novel in first-person or third-person? Why do I keep accidentally changing my story from past tense to present tense? Why does this "voice" and "tense" stuff feel so confusing? If you're a writer (at any level!) who enjoys playing with story craft, this workshop is a chance to dig into two important but often ignored elements of narrative style through reading, writing exercises and discussion. Bring a notebook or laptop.