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Fiction Workshop
Open—Fall
Bulk is not an absolute value, but it’s a general truth that if you write more you’ll learn more about what you can and can’t accomplish. Likewise, failure is seldom a condition to be aspired to; yet risking failure—mocking it, taunting it like a tiger tamer—is the best way to ensure ultimate success. To that purpose, I hope that the students in this class will write a lot and risk a lot. Mostly what I care about here is active, continuous engagement. Then, after a manuscript is ready, we will discuss the work in conference and in class. Everyone in the class will address every story submitted to the class. What I care about is stringent, honest critique. In short: You write. I read. We talk.
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