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Back by popular demand: how to energize your fiction with compelling scenes! Learn to identify the essential storytelling components - in fiction, screen writing or play writing - that make up scenes and drive your narrative. We'll read and analyze a scene from a novel with an eye toward those elements, discuss the key items you need to make your scenes pop, then we'll discuss some of your work. Please bring 8-10 copies of one of your scenes if you would like us to give you some feedback. Leave the workshop with a list of action items and some scene-writing exercises.
About the Instructor:
Nicole Caron's nonfiction has appeared in numerous trade publications and regional magazines. She is currently at work on a trilogy about a fictional St. Petersburg, Florida family spanning five generations. She is also working on a collection of essays about writers and writing and a collection of tanka (short form Japanese poetry). Nicole lives in St. Petersburg and teaches writing and literature at Ringling College Of Art + Design, where she coordinates the First-Year Writing Program. Learn more at www.nicolecaron.com.
Follow Nicole on Instagram: @NCaron27 #stpetetrilogy
Saturday, January 18 (1:00pm-3:00pm)
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LocationFlorida Craft Art's Art Lofts (2nd Floor) (View)
10 5th St N. (classroom is through the red doors that say Art Lofts on 5th St. N)
Saint Petersburg, FL 33701
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 18 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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