Technique in Historical Fiction (2-part) - Remote!
130.00
In addition to the goal common to most novels – to tell a gripping story featuring compelling characters – historical fiction aims to transport a reader back in time. In this dynamic, two-part seminar, we’ll examine the strategies some of the great historical novelists of the past and present have used to achieve this special method of time travel. Several brief writing exercises will allow participants to hone practical skills in aspects of the craft of historical fiction writing.
This class will be hosted using live Zoom meetings! You will be able to participate in class via Zoom videoconference from wherever you’re most comfortable. All you’ll need is a laptop or a phone! About 15 minutes before your class is scheduled to begin, you'll receive an email from your instructor with a link to join the class meeting via Zoom–no need to download anything or sign up for Zoom in advance! If you have questions about remote learning, please feel free to reach out to [email protected] for more information.
For a glimpse at how remote learning works, look no further than the deep Zoom discussion of writing and literature below:
Scholarship Information
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Elements
- Generate New Work
- In-Class Writing
- Instructor Feedback
- Lecture
- In-Class Reading
- Class Discussion
- Computer or Tablet Recommended
- Concept Development
Genre
- The Novel
- Short Fiction
Commitment Level
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