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Crafting Fiction: Stories that Stick
Open—Fall
In this class—which is devoted to the lonely, exhilarating, terrifying process of creating fiction—we will strive to create a constructive community of readers with the kindness, toughness, honesty, and sensitivity that can make a workshop a unique and valuable writing tool. Ambition and risk-taking will be encouraged, along with memorable voices and compelling characters. Through the work presented, we will discuss what makes a plot strong and what strategies exist for creating and sustaining narrative momentum. Outside reading will be geared to the needs and concerns of the class but will run the gamut from realism to fabulism.
Writing courses
- A Question of Character: The Art of the Profile
- Awake and Dreaming: A Poetry Reading and Writing Seminar
- Crafting Fiction: Stories that Stick
- Creative Writing Workshop
- Essay Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- First-Year Studies: Poetic Forms/Forming Poetry
- First-Year Studies: The Distinctive Voice in Poetry
- Literary Journals and Writing
- Necessary Hero: A Fiction Workshop
- Nonfiction Laboratory
- PLAY Poetry Workshop
- Poetry Workshop: Focus On Poetic Tone
- Poetry Workshop: Rebels, Sirens, Outlaws
- Nonfiction Workshop: Recollected in Commotion
- Stories That Need to be Told
- The Enemies of Fiction: A Fiction-Writing Workshop
- The Source of Stories: Writing From Your Own Experience, Mixed-Genre Workshop
- Voice and Form
- Writing the Dark Side: Murder, Mayhem, and Mystery