Novel Study Hall: Narrative Techniques
370.00
Students will also write a short piece in connection with each pair of readings, using the excerpts and provided prompts as jumping-off points to experiment with different narrative techniques in their own writing. These pieces can be related to the students’ larger projects or stand alone as short stories, and we will share and discuss them in class each week.
This class will take place in-person at our Center for Creative Writing in Boston's Seaport neighborhood.
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Instructor

Previous Students Say
- "Generative"
- "Inspired Me to Write More"
Elements
- In-Class Writing
- Inspiration
- Class Discussion
- Reading Homework
- Writing Homework
Genre
- The Novel
- Short Fiction
Commitment Level
MediumShare


