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The Writing Room Offers Advanced Fiction Workshop |
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Registration
has begun for "Advanced
Fiction," an eight-week workshop for adults (18 and over) who have completed a draft of a
short story and are ready for the workshop process. This class, which will
be held in Greenville,
begins Tuesday, March 4.
Advanced Fiction
Workshop
with Scott Gould
Workshoppers wanted... This course is for students who have completed a draft
of a short story and who are familiar with the workshop process. Students
should bring a draft of a story to class and be prepared to discuss the work in
detail during the course. The goal? To leave the workshop with plenty of
constructive feedback and ample guidance to take the story (no novel excerpts,
please) to a final draft. In addition to workshopping, each week we'll discuss
a craft issue pertinent to your writing or rewriting process.
Level: Intermediate to advanced
8-week class.
Starts March 4
Tuesdays, 6:30 - 9 p.m.
Location: Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities, downtown Greenville
Fee: $240; $230 Emrys member
To register online
visit www.emrys.org and look for "Writing Room Workshop and Seminar Schedule" on
the home page. Registration for
Writing Room workshops is also available by mail. For questions, contact Mindy
Friddle, Program Director, at mindyfriddle@yahoo.com. or call
864-884-2403.
SCOTT GOULD is Chair of the Creative Writing Department at the S.C. Governor's School for the Arts & Humanities, His poetry, fiction and
nonfiction have been published in magazines and anthologies including Kenyon
Review, Kansas Quarterly, Carolina Quarterly, Black
Warrior Review, New Stories From the South, and New Southern
Harmonies, among others. He is a past winner of the Literature Fellowship
from the South Carolina Arts Commission and the Fiction Fellowship from the
South Carolina Academy of Authors. Scholastic, Inc. named him a National
Creative Writing Teacher of the Year, and his scriptwriting has won awards from
the International Television Association and the London Film Festival. He
recently received a Surdna Arts Teacher Fellowship for study in Italy.
Scott has an MA in English and Creative Writing from the University of South
Carolina and an MFA in Writing from Warren Wilson College.
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