Writing Workshop Using Literary Models

ALL1417-C     12 Weeks          Tuesday 1:30-2:50     Start Date 28-Jan
Grossman  115    Limit 20

This course is intended for those who would enjoy the writing process in a workshop experience. We will explore  specific writing skills using literary models such as setting development, character, verb/adjective usage, and  dynamic/stative language as guidance in our own writing. Classes will be open for editing discussion and focused on writing passages by famous writers. Set your goals for writing and practice away. We will have lots of lively discussion and sharing in a positive, supportive environment. The text for this course is a Writer’s Digest book, Fiction Writer’s Workshop by Josip Novakovich.

 

Coordinator: Judith Egan 
Judy is a 42-year educator with experience teaching grades 1 to college Level. She studied professional writing at UMASS Dartmouth, then opted for a master’s degree as a Consulting Teacher of Reading and Administration. Her teaching credits include the Buzzard Bay Writing Project and Donald Graves’ Creating a Writing Classroom, which she continued to do in every class she taught. She spent 10 years creating a Gifted/Talented program at Dennis-Yarmouth in seven district schools and 350 elementary children per week.