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WEDNESDAY WRITING WORKSHOPS | |
BOOK-WRITING WORKSHOP | |
How To Write Fiction | |
How To Write Poetry | |
How To Write Creative Nonfiction |
Held for the previous nine years at Waukesha Park & Recreation, these popular writing workshops are now in our own classroom at AllWriters’ Workplace & Workshop! Afternoon Group: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Evening Group: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. This workshop encourages writers of all abilities and genres. Poets, novelists, short fiction writers, and creative nonfiction writers welcome! If you put words on paper, this is where you should be. Each week, students present their works-in-progress to the other students and the instructor in the workshop for positive and constructive feedback. Encouragement and a sense of community abound in these workshops. Students will also receive a line-by-line edit and a thematic critique of their work from the instructor. Workshops are offered at two different times to accomodate everyone's schedule. Please register either for the Wednesday Afternoon Workshop or the Wednesday Evening Workshop. Both of the classes still have openings. TIMES: Afternoon group: 1:00 - 3:00 Evening group: 7:00 - 9:00 |
Are you working your way through a novel and wish you had a workshop where all of your chapters would be read in a timely basis? This novel-writing workshop is developed specifically for the novelist. Class size is limited to allow every student to receive critique time each week. Up to twenty pages (5000 words) can be handed in on a weekly basis, and the pages will be distributed ahead of time so that all of the material is already read prior to each class. No time will be spent reading material aloud…all time will be spent on critiquing the chapter. This intense twelve-week workshop will allow you to consistently move forward on your novel, providing you with support, honest and helpful critique, and a positive community. Students will also receive a line-by-line edit and a thematic critique of their work from the instructor. |
This class is for those writers who want to know how to write the short story and how to write the novel. The first three weeks will be spent on the short story, and the last three on the novel. You will learn about characterization, setting, dialogue, and all the facets that make fiction so satisfying, both to read and to write! |
If you want to write poetry, but you don't know the first thing about stanzas, sonnets, quatrains, and so on, then this is the class for you. Gene Garrison will break the art of poetry down into understandable pieces, then help you to put it all back together again into some truly lovely language. |
Life experiences are even more important when they are shared. If you've had experiences that you want to get down on paper, this class will help you to do just that. We will discuss both the personal experience piece and the full-length memoir. Bring your memories! |
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