Students who enter the Introductory/Intermediate Workshop are familiar with the technical terms that are the building blocks of The Writers Studio approach. There is increased focus on giving an emotional atmosphere or mood to each piece, and how best to draw on personal material. This class asks students to recognize the specific qualities that make a narrative or poem engaging and entertaining to the reader. The goal of this class is to help students use a full range of techniques in order to create and sustain an effective artistic distance. Students begin to access greater emotional freedom and depth in their work. Students have an opportunity to workshop one long-form narrative (up to ten pages) each term.
Course
Hudson Valley Introductory/Intermediate Workshop (Turowski) – Fall 2018
Full course name:
Hudson Valley Introductory/Intermediate Workshop in Fiction and Poetry
Taught by:
Anamyn Turowski
Starts:
Tuesday, Oct 2, 2018, 6:00 - 8:00pm EST
Meets:
8 Tuesdays
Location:
730 Warren Street, Hudson, NY
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Course
Students who enter the Introductory/Intermediate Workshop are familiar with the technical terms that are the building blocks of The Writers Studio approach. There is increased focus on giving an emotional atmosphere or mood to each piece, and how best to draw on personal material. This class asks students to recognize the specific qualities that make a narrative or poem engaging and entertaining to the reader. The goal of this class is to help students use a full range of techniques in order to create and sustain an effective artistic distance. Students begin to access greater emotional freedom and depth in their work. Students have an opportunity to workshop one long-form narrative (up to ten pages) each term.
