I am making time to post this because it looks like a particularly good workshop with a focus that isn't common for these types of workshops. So if you are interested in a wide variety of genres of writing, particularly journalism, life story writing, and other forms of non-fiction--including non-fiction narrative--this is a rare opportunity. Carol Lynch Williams and Carolyn Campbell are particularly great. So check it out.
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LEAGUE OF UTAH WRITERS SPRING WORKSHOP
PROVO CITY LIBRARY at ACADEMY SQUARE - APRIL 21, 2012
WRITERS AND THE MEDIA
WELCOME: Irene Hastings, LUW President-Elect
12:15 – 1:15 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
ROBERT KIRBY: Columnist, Writer, Salt Lake Tribune. Popular Speaker.– Well-known for his observations on life with all its variations. He has an uncanny knack for finding the absurdities of things we take too seriously.
2:30 - 3:30
CAROL LYNCH WILLIAMS: Award-winning novelist, with an MFA in writing for children and young adults. As a mother with seven children, she is well-qualified, not only for superb writing, but for down-to-earth experience in her writing genre. She holds the prestigious PEN/Phyllis Naylor working Fellowship. Award books include: The Chosen One; Glimpse; Miles From Ordinary.
3:30 – 4:00 *REFRESHMENT BREAK*
4:15 – 5:30 WORKSHOPS
CAROL LYNCH WILLIAMS: “Getting Your Novel Where It Needs To Go” Maeser Room 214
CAROLYN CAMPBELL “Making the Most of Marketing”
PATRICIA G. STEVENSEN, “Fleshing Out Characters—a Standalone Book”
N. KAY STEVENSEN, “Designing Your Book From Cover to Cover.”
Book Wording, Arting, Pitching Young Events Room 201
PAULETTE STEVENS, “Profit By Preserving Life Stories, Using Memoir Writing and Audio-Visual Techniques.” Young Card Room 308
DOOR PRIZES following workshops. It’s been our pleasure to host LUW’s Spring Workshop. Remember ROUNDUP, September 14, 15, the Yarrow, Park City. For more information see: www.luwriters.org
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LEAGUE OF UTAH WRITERS SPRING WORKSHOP
PROVO CITY LIBRARY at ACADEMY SQUARE - APRIL 21, 2012
WRITERS AND THE MEDIA
WELCOME: Irene Hastings, LUW President-Elect
12:15 – 1:15 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
ROBERT KIRBY: Columnist, Writer, Salt Lake Tribune. Popular Speaker.– Well-known for his observations on life with all its variations. He has an uncanny knack for finding the absurdities of things we take too seriously.
2:30 - 3:30
CAROL LYNCH WILLIAMS: Award-winning novelist, with an MFA in writing for children and young adults. As a mother with seven children, she is well-qualified, not only for superb writing, but for down-to-earth experience in her writing genre. She holds the prestigious PEN/Phyllis Naylor working Fellowship. Award books include: The Chosen One; Glimpse; Miles From Ordinary.
3:30 – 4:00 *REFRESHMENT BREAK*
4:15 – 5:30 WORKSHOPS
CAROL LYNCH WILLIAMS: “Getting Your Novel Where It Needs To Go” Maeser Room 214
CAROLYN CAMPBELL “Making the Most of Marketing”
PATRICIA G. STEVENSEN, “Fleshing Out Characters—a Standalone Book”
N. KAY STEVENSEN, “Designing Your Book From Cover to Cover.”
Book Wording, Arting, Pitching Young Events Room 201
PAULETTE STEVENS, “Profit By Preserving Life Stories, Using Memoir Writing and Audio-Visual Techniques.” Young Card Room 308
DOOR PRIZES following workshops. It’s been our pleasure to host LUW’s Spring Workshop. Remember ROUNDUP, September 14, 15, the Yarrow, Park City. For more information see: www.luwriters.org
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