Explore the world of mainstream literary fiction, the foundation upon which all other narrative forms stand. A writer begins with a notion of a scene or a character and asks what if? until the secrets of the story are revealed. This
workshop addresses key components of fiction, including character, scene, plot, theme, dialogue, structure, style, and language. In-class exercises, outside readings, and supportive but honest evaluations will assist all participants. A writer's life can be a solitary one, but by participating in a writing workshop, an author can be fueled by feedback and grounded by helpful feedback.
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