AUGUST ONLINE NUTS & BOLTS LUNCHTIME SERIES: Character, Dialogue, & Point of View

Thursdays 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Eastern | August 10, 17, & 24

JRW’s Executive Director, Katharine Herndon, will be your instructor for this three-part series on fiction-writing basics that will help you plan important pieces of your next project or polish a work in progress. Katharine has taught business English at Lockheed Martin, a teacher workshop at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and literary arts to sixth graders through community college students. In addition, she recently gave a coffee talk for CultureWorks on planning conferences, and has taught classes on “Writing Your Author Bio” and “Doing More with Dialogue.” Her short stories have appeared in several indie-published anthologies, including The Great Richmond Zombie Book and River City Secrets, and she has a chapter in the recent publication Launch Pad: Countdown to Marketing Your Book.

Each class in this series includes: a one-hour online workshop, access to the recording, and an action-items worksheet with additional links and resources.

Choose one, two, or all three (BEST BUY!) classes in the series. 

Series details and registration HERE.

This series is supported [in part] by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, which receives support from the Virginia General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.