Aug. 23, 2009 -
PRLog -- THE ART OF SHORT STORY WRITING: Workshop, 12 Sept 2009.
What makes a great short story? How does the form differ from the novel? Do short stories need a plot? What about a ‘twist’ at the end? Where can you publish? We’ll look at these and other questions, and, using writing exercises, will explore elements of short-form storytelling in practice. Open to anyone interested in writing fiction, regardless of experience. Maximum 10 people. Central London venue (Holborn or Chancery Lane tube).
Led by: Vicky Grut, winner of the 2006 ChapterOne International Prize for short fiction and finalist in the 2009 Asham Award (anthology forthcoming from Bloomsbury in September).
For more information visit http://londonwritingworkshops.com/
or e-mail londonwritingworkshops@
googlemail.com.
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LONDON WRITING WORKSHOPS offer a regular programme of intensive one-day workshops led by award-winning fiction writer Vicky Grut (Chapter One International Short Story Prize, Fish One-Page Prize, Asham Award). Small groups; suitable for all levels of experience. Central London venue.
