Online Writing Workshops-Oct 2009
Sep 25, 2009 in
Workshop/Class
October’s almost here. If you’re looking for a low-cost writing workshop, I’ve got several for you:
- Conducting Historical Research
- Urban Fantasy
- Airing Dirty Laundry – Use Family Stories, Eavesdropping and Cable TV to Create Writing Income
- The Artist’s Way Workshop
- Discovering Story Magic Master Class
- Setting is More Than a Backdrop
- May The Force Be With You (Adding Realistic Law Enforcement & Legal System Elements Into Your Novel)
- Turn up the Heat! Heightening Sexual Tension and Sensuality in Your Manuscript
- Making History Come Alive in Your Work
- Evil People
- Conquering the Dreaded Synopsis
- Story Telling Craft: More Than Writing Technique
- You’ve Got Style: How to Have Effortless Sophistication in Your Prose
- Muse Therapy
And a special treat – The Poisoned Pen Web Con (PPWebCon) – a one-day virtual mystery conference. There will be video, audio and text-based presentations by mystery and crime authors from all over the world. There’s a mix of pre-recorded material available and live events. The guests of honor are Dana Stabenow and Lee Child. The cost is only $25 and it’s being held on Oct. 24. Sign up today.
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2 comments
Virginia Gruver (4 comments.) on September 25, 2009 at 9:12 am
As usual another great source of information for writers. Don’t know where you find this stuff but hope you will keep doing it. Personally I’m thinking about the mystery workshop. Thanks for sharing.
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Cheryl on September 25, 2009 at 7:54 pm
I plan to keep it as a regular feature each month. Lots of good classes out there and you can’t beat the prices. I’m thinking about attending the virtual mystery conference too. It looks like fun.