With Margaret Kellermann, Instructor
Really short stories, called "flash fiction" or "microfiction," can help us discover the world's quirky layers. In this fun, non-competitive workshop, let's discover how to make our own stories sing, by keeping them as short as a 21st-century attention span. You'll get to write a complete piece in class and share it or not, as you like.
For many years, the instructor wrote a short paragraph per day, as an amusing antidote to her longer, more serious journal entries. Each of these short paragraphs made their own complete world.
Whatever you were forced to learn about writing fiction for English class decades ago, just know that this is way more fun, with no final exam! Register by October 31.
Tues., Nov. 5 • 1-2:30 p.m.
Online
$30 • Class #: 44126
Margaret Kellermann
Writing and art have helped guide Margaret Kellermann's life story since she was 8 years old, when she crafted an illustrated book, "All About Tree Trunks." Since then she has published eight books and has sold her abstract seascapes in a number of galleries around the country. She leads workshops in the arts and heads an Ink People DreamMaker project -- Brave Arts/Hope Sack -- providing toiletries and other essentials to locals in need.
