Pencil to Paper: Write your Way through the Pandemic
Join us for an Eight Week Class Series led by Award Winning Author Candace Simar
When: Thursdays, Noon to 2:00 p.m. CST, January 7 to February 25, 2021
Where: Zoom What: An 8 week series to move you forward in your writing, improve your writing skills and connect with a group of other writers.
This series is limited to 10 students. Each class includes 30 minutes of instruction , 45 Minutes of personal writing time, 30 minutes of sharing, feedback, PLUS extras, including surprise author guests, bonus Marketing Minutes, and weekly prizes.
Who: Open to 10 writers of any genre. Writers can work on their current project or write based on prompts. First come first serve basis. Register early as this class will be filled up.
Cost: $200 Weekly topics for Fiction/Non-Fiction/Memoir/all Genres
January 7: Setting
January 14: First page
January 21: Character creation
January 28: Character development
February 4: Dialogue
February 11: Scene
February 18: Story arc
February 25: Endings
To REGISTER: CLICK HERE Fill out the contact form.
Class hosted by Krista Rolfzen Soukup Blue Cottage Agency
Author Candace Simar About Candace Simar Candace Simar is an Award Winning Writer of 8 novels and has led highly regarded literary workshops and classes over the past decade. Her historical novels include: SHELTERBELTS 2015, receiving awards from both the Midwest Book Awards and the Willa Literary Awards in Historical Fiction; Spur Award Winning ABERCROMBIE TRAIL SERIES (Abercrombie Trail 2009, Pomme de Terre 2010, Birdie 2011, and Blooming Prairie 2012), Dear Homefolks, Farm Girls and Escape to Fort Abercrombie. She is currently writing her next novel. Her work has received awards from the Western Writers of America, Women Writing the West, Midwest Book Awards, Bob Dylan Creative Writing Contest, Lake Region Review, League of Minnesota Poets, National Federation of State Poetry Societies, Dust and Fire, and Brainerd Writer’s Alliance.
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Candace bring a wealth of experiences to this workshop with her first hand knowledge of the publishing industry and ability to write successful novels.
thank you, Sue!