This page is for the livestream* version of this class. To sign up in-person, click here.
The writer Paul Engle once said, “Writing is rewriting what you’ve already rewritten.” Most veteran creative writers would agree with this, and yet so many of us avoid this kind of deep, unrelenting revision whenever possible. It’s not due to laziness, for people who write daily, people who steal precious time from their busy lives to do so, are not afraid of hard work. No, it is something else entirely, and it has to do with a writer’s perceptions of their talents. It has to do with a writer’s often shaky belief that they even have the ability to create fiction or nonfiction that aspires to art in the first place. In this workshop we’ll confront the myriad, often overlapping challenges that each writer must face in order to bring their work to its fullest fruition, time and time again.
*This course will be presented in livestream format, rather than hybrid, so those participating virtually will not be visible or audible to those in person. The facilitator will do their best to repeat audience questions, and the moderator will forward questions from virtual participants to the facilitator whenever possible. Unfortunately, no recordings will be made of this event, so registrants will need to view it live, MDT.
