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Weekend Writing Intensive Multi-Genre Zoom Salon, June 10th & 11th, 2023
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$150.00

Weekend Writing Intensive Multi-Genre Zoom Salon, June 10th & 11th, 2023


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Saturday & Sunday, June 10th & 11th, 2023

A Two-Part Live Seminar Via Zoom on Saturday, June 10th & Sunday, June 11th at 12PM - 3PM EST

Now Enrolling! Open to All Genres & Levels.

Any questions about this class? Use the Chat Button (lower left) to talk with us.

Led by Kate Hill Cantrill, author of the short story collection Walk Back From Monkey School. She holds an MFA from The Michener Center For Writers, and her stories, essays, and poetry have appeared in literary journals such as: Story Quarterly, The Believer, Mississippi Review, Texas Observer, Blackbird, Salt Hill, The Short Story Project, and others. She has received fellowships from The Corporation of Yaddo, The Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Jentel Artists’ Residency, and The James A. Michener Fund.

Get to know Kate in our Meet the Teaching Artist series.

Join us for a Weekend intensive to expand your writing skills in a multi-genre way!

Try writing in forms that are new to you and see how it expands your narrative and the way you approach your writing in the future.

In the style used in my Writing Our Family 6-week workshop, you will be looking at a single story from multiple angles to see what more it might have to teach you.

Starting with warm-up exercises and brief discussion you will write a single incident narrative that you have been wanting to capture in words in multiple forms (epistolary, poem, fictive story, memoir) and sharing your discoveries with the group.

This is a writing intensive about process, yet you will leave the weekend with 4 different drafts in 4 different forms, plus a deeper understanding of what it means to allow your writing to guide you, opening exciting possibilities for your practice.

Who: All levels, all genres

What to bring: A situation/story pulled from your life (family or chosen family-oriented encouraged but not required) that you’d like to write about and a spirit of experimentation!

STUDENTS LOVE KATE:

"I am writing review as recipient of a gift from my husband to participate in this course. What a lovely course I experienced with Kate Hill Cantrill. I was a newbie to a formal writing course and also busy with regular life in the meantime. Kate was gracious, passionate, and kind. She was supportive and inspiring in her guidance and feedback. I appreciated the well prepared content and writing prompts, and loved the idea that we could be honest and open about the difficult topics we approached in writing about family. I felt Kate was also particularly patient and encouraging to newcomers to the process. I would recommend her course highly, and also hope to take a future course with her when I have the time." -Richard J.

"Kate Hill Cantrill's class Writing Our Family was excellent! The group of students worked well together, Kate's comments were precise and helpful and I learned a lot. I would do it again!" -V.S.

PAYMENT OPTIONS:

You can pay for the course in full or use Shop Pay or Affirm to pay over time with equal Monthly Payments. Both options are available at checkout.

ONLINE COURSE STRUCTURE:

A Two-Part Live Seminar Via Zoom on Saturday, June 10th & Sunday, June 11th at 12PM - 3PM EST

WORKSHOP DETAILS

  • Instructor: Kate Hill Cantrill

  • Class size limited to 8 writers

  • A Two-Part Live Seminar Via Zoom on Saturday, June 10th & Sunday, June 11th at 12PM - 3PM EST

  • Course is fully online via Zoom.

If you have questions, please contact us HERE.

Instructor Kate Hill Cantrill is the author of the short story collection, Walk Back From Monkey School. She holds an MFA from The Michener Center For Writers, and her stories, essays, and poetry have appeared in literary journals such as: Story Quarterly, The Believer, Mississippi Review, Texas Observer, Blackbird, Salt Hill, Del Sol Review, The Short Story Project, and others. She has received fellowships from The Corporation of Yaddo, The Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Jentel Artists’ Residency, and The James A. Michener Fund. She is presently writing both a novel and an epistolary novella.