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upcoming
Fall Writing Workshop Series
7-9 pm Tuesdays; November 2, 9 & 16
The Refinery Arts Centre, Saskatoon
Register online: http://www.emmanuelrefinery.org/classes
These mini-workshops include a combination of collaborative storying activities and reflective independent writing; suited to writers of all levels, no preparatory work is required.
Register in one, two, or all three sessions:
Session 1 - Spark to Story: explore means and methods writers can employ to draw story to life from the sparks of memory, idea, and turn of phrase
Session 2 - Voice and Echo: who's telling your stories, who's reading your poems? Explore the perspectives and personalities that emerge from narrative voice and it's echo in the ears of a reader.
Session 3 - Writing in situ: Stories have to happen somewhere, and ideally they happen in a place that brings depth and richness to plot and pacing. How does the architecture of setting and place affect the ways that readers connect with your stories and poems?
Note: These sessions are scheduled to be held in-person, following Covid-19 safety protocols, with limited registration. In the event of changing restrictions on small group gatherings, registrants will have the option to withdraw, or join an online workshop session at the same date and time
>> other events, news & links of interest
Fall Writing Workshop Series
7-9 pm Tuesdays; November 2, 9 & 16
The Refinery Arts Centre, Saskatoon
Register online: http://www.emmanuelrefinery.org/classes
These mini-workshops include a combination of collaborative storying activities and reflective independent writing; suited to writers of all levels, no preparatory work is required.
Register in one, two, or all three sessions:
Session 1 - Spark to Story: explore means and methods writers can employ to draw story to life from the sparks of memory, idea, and turn of phrase
Session 2 - Voice and Echo: who's telling your stories, who's reading your poems? Explore the perspectives and personalities that emerge from narrative voice and it's echo in the ears of a reader.
Session 3 - Writing in situ: Stories have to happen somewhere, and ideally they happen in a place that brings depth and richness to plot and pacing. How does the architecture of setting and place affect the ways that readers connect with your stories and poems?
Note: These sessions are scheduled to be held in-person, following Covid-19 safety protocols, with limited registration. In the event of changing restrictions on small group gatherings, registrants will have the option to withdraw, or join an online workshop session at the same date and time
>> other events, news & links of interest