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Life-Writing
* Starts March 2012 This 8 week course in Life-Writing has two possible paths: one is for those who are currently at work on a project and would most like to continue with that; and two is for those who are either new to life-writing or don't have a particular project in mind, and would most like to explore elements of this form of writing (such as core emotion--the "emotional experience that preoccupies the writer"--and developing both distance and sympathy with your voice). Whatever path one chooses, there will be a schedule set for three submissions--so three sections from your work-in-progress, or three assignments from the readings. Email instructor alison@alisonacheson.com with any questions.
Continue...Novel Writing January 9-May 4
This is a workshop-structured on-line writing group of no more than 6 writers. It is open to work for adults as well as stories for young adults. Inclusion is dependent on sending a sample of your writing to the instructor. The next session will begin in January, and run through until early May. Email alison@alisonacheson.com with any questions.
Continue...Writing for Children - February-April session
Picturebooks, early readers, short stories, chapter books. This course is for those who would like to become more familiar with the genres of short works for children, as well as those writers who have some experience in one or more of the genres.
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Welcome
After 6 years of teaching in the UBC creative writing program, and a variety of other places, with a full spectrum of writing and commitment interests/levels, I know that the elements I most enjoy in teaching are the direct writer-mentor-to-writer work and the community that grows from writing workshops--writers coming together. So welcome to WritersWebWorkshop!
Looking ahead to 2012: a new session of Novel Writing begins in January (4 months). Writing for Children begins in February (13 weeks), and Life Writing will begin again March 5 for 8 weeks.
Please take a look at "About Us" to have an idea of what is involved in being part of a workshop. Workshops are highly interactive and do require time and energy...but whatever you do put in does comes back in inspiration and energy!
And if you're a former student, check out our new The Place to Chat, an area to connect and re-connect. (You may need to re-register--email with any questions.)
With your email address (upper righthand corner), we can send you our newsletter and keep you up to date with changes, new courses, and reasons to celebrate, as well as articles on technique and interviews with past students and others you will find inspiring. Note: we value privacy; your email will not be shared. And check back as content will be growing and changing...
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Manuscript Critiquing
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manuscript critiquing and script coverage