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Workshops for Adults One
and Two Day Workshops Workshops
for Young Writers |
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and The Friends of The Rockefeller State Preserve Present : |
WRITING
AT THE ROCKEFELLER
Join
us for this special workshop series exploring nature, writing, and the space where
the two meet. These are the first collaberations in a new partnership between
The Hudson Valley Writers’ Center and The Friends of The Rockefeller State Preserve.
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Fall
2010 Writing at the Rockefeller Classes:
Reporting
Nature's News
with
Jo Ann Clark
Nature
Poetry Workshop for Adults
with
Sally Bliumis-Dun
Note:
Registration fees for these workshops are waived for all HVWC and RSP members. |
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Fall
2010 Writing Workshops for Adults
To register, click here. |
HOW
TO PLAN, WRITE, AND DEVELOP A BOOK
with Mary
Carroll Moore
Session A:
6 MONDAYS, 10am-1pm
Sept 20 - Nov 18 (No class on Oct 11 or 25)
Fee:
$355 (Moore returnees $340), Code: MCMf10a
Session
B: 6 TUESDAYS, 1:30-4:30pm
Sept
21 - Nov 2 (No class: Oct 26)
Fee:
$355 (Moore returnees $340), Code: MCMf10c
Session
C: 6 WEDNESDAYS, 10am-1pm
Sept
22 - Nov 3 (No class: Oct 27)
Fee:
$355 (Moore returnees $340), Code: MCMf10d
Continuing book class for
nonfiction authors, memoirists, or novelists, who have a book in progress. This
class will help you get deeper into your book’s ideal structure using a step-by-step
plan for chapter organization and book arcs, including timetables, chapter grids,
story-boarding, etc. You’ll find holes in your material that need filling, organize
research and concepts, and construct strong dilemma, players, and setting. You’ll
also learn how to package your book for agents and publishers and gain essential
tips on editing and evaluating your book at all stages. Status: Session
A:
Sold Out!
Session B:
Sold Out!
Session C:
Sold Out!
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ORGANICALLY
GROWN: A WRITER'S WEEKLY WORKOUT
with Mary
Carroll Moore
6
MONDAYS, 1:30-4:30 pm
Sept 20 - Nov 18 (No class: Oct 11 & 25)
All
Six Classes: $355 (Moore
returnees $340), Code: MCMf10b
Single Sessions: $60 each, Code: See Descriptions
Take these classes one at a time, in a bunch, or take them all! Each is an intensive
and fun threehour session with fellow writers, plenty of writing exercises, and
great information to put into practice right away. These classes are geared toward
writers of any genres or writing experience, but especially useful for memoir
and fiction writers. Bring a book project, short story, essay, or other piece
of writing you’re working on to use in the exercises--or come ready for a fresh
start. Status:
All Six: closed (but call for details if till interested) THE
SINGLE SESSIONS (MONDAYS,
1:30-4:30 pm)
Session
1, Sept 20
The Writing Habit: How to Keep Going
and Avoid the Block
Fee: $60, Code: MCMf10b1
Simple techniques for making room for your writing
in your life, avoiding writer’s block, and staying fresh with your creative ideas.
Learn how the left and right brain interact with creativity and make writing a
sustainable habit. Status:
Single Session 1: closed Session
2, Sept 27
Storyboards: Visual Maps for Structuring a Writing
Project
Fee: $60, Code: MCMf10b2
This
great filmmaker’s tool is perfect for book writers, short-story writers, and essayists
for organizing thoughts and scenes. It’s fun, helpful, and easy to do.
Status:
Single Session 2: closed Session
3, Oct 4
Who Are These People? How to Write Great Characters
Fee:
$60, Code: MCMf10b3
Real or imagined, people
are the backbone of memorable writing. We’ll explore what makes a person come
alive on the page, the difference between characterization and character change,
point of view, and more.
Status:
Single Session 3: closed Session
4, Oct 18
Writing Great Dialogue
Fee: $60,
Code: MCMf10b4
Dialogue
can be tricky. What’s not said often speaks louder than words. We’ll practice
tuning our listening to how real people talk, then learn how to turn spoken lines
into literary dialogue.
Status:
Single Session 4: closed Session
5, Nov 1
Raising the Stakes: Writing Tension into Your Story
Fee:
$60, Code: MCMf10b5
Does enough happen in your
writing? How can you raise the stakes and increase reader engagement? Dilemma
is about “Who fights whom for what,” as screenwriting guru John Truby says. Fun
exercises will help you get there fast.
Status:
Single Session 5: closed
Pacing
Fee: $60, Code: MCMf10b6
Pacing--how
fast or slow your story moves--means everything to the reader. Often called the
music of writing, it contributes an intangible rhythm. Learn how to create the
pacing that best enhances your story.
Status:
Single Session 6: closed
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AUTUMN
POETRY WORKSHOP
with B. K. Fischer 7
Mondays, 7-9pm
Sept 20; Oct 4, 18; Nov 1, 15, 29; Dec 13
Fee: $275 (Fischer returnees $265), Code: BFf10a Bring
your work to fruition this fall. In seven sessions spaced two weeks apart, this
workshop will support the process of developing and completing new work-from the
inspiration to the envelope. We will begin with strategies for culling fresh material
and generating first drafts, then address the revision process and methods for
strengthening and intensifying the work. Ongoing discussion will address many
aspects of poetic craft, including voice, form, line, image, and musicality, and
some exercises will be done in class, but the emphasis will be on gathering momentum
for individual projects over the course of the fall. Participants should be comfortable
drafting poems and expect to complete a suite of six or more poems in the 14-week
period. The workshop will also include coaching for the submission process, offering
practical tips, resources, and camaraderie. Status:
Sold Out! |
INTRO
TO SCREENWRITING
with
David Kucher 4
Mondays, 6:30-9:30pm
Oct 25; Nov 8; Dec 6 & 20
Fee: $180, Code:
DKf10a Students
have an opportunity to study and analyze screenplay story structure of popular
(assigned and previously watched) movies, and then apply the structure to create
their own outlines, scenes, and screenplays. Scenes and pages will be read aloud
in class and students will learn how to critique one another's work by offering
constructive feedback. Status:
closed
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POETIC
INVIGORATION
with Nathanial "Papahawk" Goldberg 3
MONDAYS, 1-3:30 pm
Dec 6 - 20
Fee:
$100, Code: NPGf10a
This class is designed to offer something that
is very rare and hard to find: poetic invigoration. This workshop will inspire
even the most novice of poets and is perfect for anyone looking to break into
the genre. The goal of this class is to bring forth true poetic form and originality
within each student. Each participant will write poems on interesting subjects
in a relatively quick time period, then members of the group will offer feedback
while discussing the good prospects of each piece and pointing in a positive direction.
This structure leads to a very open and encouraging environment that allows little
room for doubt or insecurity. Status:
open and accepting registrations
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NATURE
POETRY WORKSHOP FOR ADULTS 
with Sally
Bliumis-Dunn
8 Tuesdays, 2:30-4:30pm at The
Rockefeller State Preserve, 125 Phelps Way Pleasantville, NY 10570
Sept
14 - Nov 2
Fee: $350, Code: SBDf10r1 We will gather
at the Rockefeller State Preserve to write from close observation as we experience
the wonders of the natural world. How do we communicate the strong feelings that
the faun and fauna of the natural world evoke in us without sounding too dramatic
or sentimental? A variety of writing prompts will be offered as we read, discuss,
and examine examples of successful nature poets including Robert Frost, Louise
Gluck, and Stanley Kunitz. Status:
closed |
THE
ART OF THE ESSAY
with
Herbert Hadad 8
Tuesdays, 7-9pm
Sept 14 – Nov 19
Fee: $320 (Hadad returnees $310),
Code: HHf10a More
than any other kind of non-fiction writing, the essay offers the opportunity to
express, in a short and conversational form, the whole range of thoughts and feelings.
This form allows for the most satisfying and polished examination of ideas, beliefs,
troubles and pleasures, by writers of all experience levels. Bring a work in progress
to the first session. Status:
closed |
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MEMOIR
WRITING
with
Susan Hodara 10
Tuesdays, 10:15am-12:15pm
Sept 28 - Dec 7 (No class: Nov 23)
Fee: $395 (Hodara returnees $385), Code: SHf10a Are
you inspired to record the transforming events of your life? Are you drawn to
explore the circumstances surrounding your most vivid memories? For those with
a work-in-progress and those starting fresh, this class will offer a supportive
environment wherein each week you will read aloud and receive constructive feedback.
Writers at all levels of accomplishment, and with projects both full-length and
short-form, are welcome. Status:
Sold Out!
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TEASING
THE NARRATIVE
with Terese Svoboda 6
Tuesdays, 1-3pm
Nov
9-Dec 14
Fee: $325, Code: TSf10a
We will analyze published stories,
but class sessions will be devoted mainly to participant's work, stories or chapters
of novels, which are read and commented on. We will point out strengths as well
as weaknesses in plot, viewpoint, character, structure, and dialogue, and make
suggestions. Character development--how to create complex, real people within
the plot context--will be emphasized. Confidence and ability go hand in hand,
and this course endeavors to give students the resources and stamina that they
need to mature as writers. For students with writing experience.
Status:
closed |
BEYOND
TRAUMA AND DRAMA:
TRANSFORMING YOUR LIFE THROUGH THE POWER OF WRITING
with
Gretl Claggett 5
TUESDAYS, 6:30-8:30pm
Nov 9 - Dec 14 (No class: Nov 23)
Fee: $205,
Code: GCf10a
This
workshop provides a safe and supportive environment for students who have survival
and recovery stories to tell. Tools and techniques will be given to pour our stories
onto the page, structure and shape them, as well as read or speak about them aloud,
so that there’s transformation in the writer and the reader, as well as the audience.
Some topics we’ll explore include speaking about difficult memories and emotions,
crafting a story with compassion, how to make your story deeply personal and universal
at the same time, and, the always critical question, “why this story now?”
Status:
closed |
BEGINNING
THE NOVEL
with Catherine Hiller 5
WEDNESDAYS & 1 THURSDAY, 7-9pm
Sept 15 – Oct 13; Oct 21
Fee: $290 (Hiller returnees 280), Code: CHf10a
Finally start
writing your novel! This class will guide and motivate you to begin the novel
you may have been thinking about writing for years. Learn to be a better writer
by being a better reader with weekly critiques. Topics include: promising subjects,
character study and development, point of view, and arresting beginnings.
Status:
closed |
WRITING
AS AN ARTIST
with Frank Boyer 4
WEDNESDAYS, 4-6pm
Sept 15 - Oct 6
Fee: $200, Code: FBf10a
This
workshop is for serious visual artists who wish to explore writing as a means
of expressing the substance of our work (for example, artist statements). It is
not about criticism or “art speak,” but about understanding and articulating the
values in our own artwork, reclaiming our personal theory from the critics and
historians, and ensuring that our own voice is the one that speaks for us.
Status:
closed |
THE
THREE PORTAL SEMINAR*
with Annegret Wolf Rice 8
WEDNESDAYS, 10am–12:15pm
Oct 20 – Dec 8
Fee: $325; Code: AWRf10a
Throughout
these eight sessions you will learn how to create positive changes in body, speech
and mind with the help of breath, sound, movement, visualization and journal writing.
We will practice special breathing techniques and sound practices as well as energetic
movements. These practices will help you identify and overcome the blockages in
your “channels.” You will also learn a very effective method of journaling and
receive clear instructions that will enable you to write effortlessly in a way
you’ve never done before. What you’ll get at the end of this six week program
is an amazing transformation which will cut down your stress while increasing
your awareness, peace, and joy in your writing and everyday life.
*This
workshop will take place at Annegret’s studio – 265 Hunter Avenue, in Sleepy Hollow
– jist down the street from the HVWC. Status:
closed
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PLAYWRITING
WORKSHOP
with Howard Meyer 4
WEDNESDAYS, 7-9pm
Oct 20, 27; Nov 10, 17
Fee: $195, Code: HMf10a
What makes a play dynamic? In this workshop
we will focus on the skills that are essential to a successful playwriting craft
– creating character-specific dialogue, weaving exposition into the dialogue while
keeping the action taut and moving forward, and building the extremely high stakes
necessary for a dramatic event. Participants will take part in in-class writing
exercises as well as share work done independently. This class is open to writers
of all levels, but prior experience with some form of fiction writing is helpful.
*Special play reading event by Meyer on Oct 16 at the HVWC.
Status:
closed
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WRITING
CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND STORIES
with Elizabeth Sachs 4
FRIDAYS, 1-3pm
Sept 24 – Oct 15
Fee: $170 (Sachs returnees $160),
Code: ESf10a
Develop a strong narrative voice and distinctive style
when writing for middle graders and young adults. In this intensive course, unique
writing exercises will help writers, both the inexperienced and the skilled, explore
their writing strengths. Each session will focus on a different aspect of writing.
Information about being published will also be addressed. Status:
Canceled
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INROADS
TO THE SOUL
with Elizabeth Sachs 2
WEDNESDAYS, 10am–12pm
Nov 10 & 17
Fee: $100 (Sachs for returnees
$90), Code: ESf10b
How do you uncover your true voice or the subjects
you care most passionately about as a writer? Years can be spent trying on different
voices, moving from one subject to another, finding an area but then losing interest.
This course is for the person who wants to explore (through fiction, nonfiction,
or poetry) what speaks to his or her soul and will help writers at all levels
begin, or enhance, their own process. The group will look at a series of short
texts in poetry and prose and discuss them. In-class writing prompts, keyed to
the readings, will explore topics like home and childhood and loss and memory.
Suggestions for other readings and writing prompts from participants will be included.
Status:
Canceled
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HOW
TO WRITE PAGE-TURNING FICTION
with Joanne Dobson Session
A: 4 THURSDAYS, 7-9pm
Sept 16 – Oct 7
Fee:
$160 (Dobson returnees $150), Code: JDf10a
Session B: 4 THURSDAYS,
7-9pm
Oct 28 – Nov 18
Fee: $160 (Dobson returnees $150), Code:
JDf10b
If you’ve ever stayed up ‘til three with a compelling novel,
you’ve probably wondered, “How do they do that?” Study the literary techniques
of popular genres, and learn how to create compelling plots in a unique voice,
harnessing the conflict and tension between sympathetic protagonists and disquieting
antagonists. Whether your characters inhabit the extreme world of detection and
intrigue, or the everyday life of private agonies and personal satisfactions,
your writing can benefit from that special “can’t-put-it-down” magic.
Status:
Session A: closed
Session B: closed
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ONLY
NARRATIVE
with Peter Bricklebank 8
THURSDAYS, 10:30am-12:30pm
Sept 30 – Nov 18
Fee:
$315 (Bricklebank returnees $300), Code: PBf10a
E.L. Doctorow has written,
“I am led to the proposition that there is no fiction or nonfiction as we commonly
understand the distinction; there is only narrative.” As writers, what matters
is how we tell our stories: how we find a structure to engage our readers, a voice
in which to tell our tales, a language that can handle our idea. In this workshop
for writers of both fiction and non-fiction, we’ll examine what drives our narratives
and what will make them better. Using elements associated with fiction but equally
respected by any nonfiction writer, we’ll investigate the question, “Where is
the border between fiction and nonfiction?” And when we find that border, we’ll
cross it.
Status:
closed |
CREATIVE
NONFICTION: THE MIND AT PLAY
with Mindy Lewis 4
FRIDAYS, 12:30-2:30pm
Oct 22 - Nov 12
Fee: $180 (Lewis returnees $170), Code: MLf10a
Explore the realm
of narrative possibility at the juncture of observed reality, memory, and imagination.
Drawing on techniques of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, students write and share
short pieces in an atmosphere of lively, supportive discussion. Writing prompts
and handouts by contemporary and historic masters provide inspiration to hone
the tools of strong writing: distinctive voice, precise language, resonant imagery,
vivid sensory description, dramatic scene and dialogue, and inventive form.
Status:
closed
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STRATEGIES
FOR MEMOIR & NONFICTION
with Mindy Lewis 4
FRIDAYS, 12:30-2:30pm
Nov 19; Dec 3 - 17 (No class: Nov 26)
Fee:
$180 (Lewis returnees $170), Code: MLf10b
Whether you have a slew of
pages or just a great idea this intensive, hands-on workshop/seminar will help
you clarify the subject and scope of your project, identify thematic threads,
hone in on voice and point of view, explore possibilities of form and structure,
and pinpoint publishing possibilities. Exercises that serve as the basis for elements
of the book proposal, agent queries, and editorial pitches, in tandem with discussion
of the work itself, will both focus the writing and help the piece gain momentum
toward publication.
Status: Sold Out! |
CRAFTING
POPULAR FICTION
with Jane Cleland 3
FRIDAYS, 7-9 pm
Oct 22 – Nov 5
Fee: $150, Code: JCLf10a
SciFi,
horror, fantasy, mystery and romance stories all share certain elements that make
them so popular and successful. All successful genre fiction has contains these
elements: an engaging plot, believable characters, and a flowing narrative that
draws the reader into the story. This 3-part workshop will provide an overview
of the craft of writing commercially viable fiction and we will work with your
own ideas and writings to include those key elements of popular fiction. Status:
closed
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POETRY
WRITING AND READING
with Jo Ann Clark 6
FRIDAYS, 9:30-11:30am
Nov 5 – Dec 17 (No class: Nov 26)
Fee:
$240 (Clark returnees $230), Code: JCf10a
Why do poems we like please
or move us? How do they take hold in our memory? In this class we will read poems
that are provocative, elegiac, ravishing, and just plain fun. Participants will
also write poems. Writers at all levels of experience are welcome. Students should
bring two poems to the first class - one written by a favorite author, the other
by the participant. Status:
closed |
THE
FORMS OF FICTION: NEW SHAPES FOR NEW STORIES
with David Surface 6
Saturdays, 10:30am-12:30pm
Oct 16 – Nov 20
Fee:
$270 (Surface returnees $260), Code: DSf10a
“A story should have a beginning,
a middle, and an end---but not necessarily in that order.”
- Jean Luc-Godard
In this course for experienced and beginning writers,
we’ll look at “form” and “structure” in fiction-writing in a new light. While
poets are blessed with a wide repertoire of poetic “forms” (sonnets, sestinas,
haiku, etc.), fiction writers are too often saddled with a one-size-fits-all approach
to structure featuring the same tired terms (“rising action”, “climax”, etc.).
But there is an alternate approach to form in fiction writing, one that recognizes
the vast and varied number of potential structures a story can take. In this workshop,
we’ll analyze and experiment with many of those forms of fiction to help you start
fresh work and gain new insights into your writing projects.
Status:
closed
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Songwriting
Workshop*
with
Kinny Landrum
7
Wednesdays & a Special Class Concert, 7–9pm
Oct 6 - Dec 8 (No class:
Oct 27, Nov 10, 24) with a special class concert on
Wednesday, Dec 15
Fee: $250 Code: KLf10a
This workshop will
discuss the history and techniques of songwriting, both lyrics and music, while
analyzing songs from all genres and eras. Through these classes the students will
foster an appreciation and respect for all genres of music and songwriting. The
class is oriented towards both the beginning songwriter as well as those who wish
to improve or broaden their talents and is most appropriate for students 16 and
older. Instrumental expertise is not required, but the willingness to have one’s
songs performed, or to perform it oneself, and to have it heard and discussed
will be paramount.
*This
class will take place at the JCC on the Hudson located just minutes from the Writers'
Center at 371 South Broadway in Tarrytown. Registration for this class will be
waived for all JCC on Hudson members.
Status:
closed
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Fall
2010 One and Two Day Workshops
To register, click here. |
THE
WORLD ACCORDING TO YOU: WRITING ABOUT TRAVEL
with
Susan Farewell
Saturday,
Oct 9
10:00am-1:00pm
Fee: $100, Code: SFf10a
Do you love
to travel? Do you find yourself flipping through travel magazines thinking about
where you want to go next? Do you ever think that you could have written one of
those travel articles? Chances are, you could have. This workshop is for writers
(new or established) who are interested in writing and selling articles about
travel to both traditional and new media outlets. It includes a wealth of nuts
and bolts information, guidance for developing individual travel writer styles,
and practical and inspirational techniques for making it all happen.
Status:
closed
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BLOGGING
AND NEW MEDIA WRITING
with
Susan Farewell
1
Saturday, Dec 4,
10:00am-1:00pm
Fee:
$100, Code: SFf10b
The
internet has a bigger than ever appetite for content and there are countless new
ways in which a writer can promote his/her work. In this workshop, I will provide
many hands-on ideas for how writers can use new media to launch or continue a
writing career. I will provide valuable tips on how to not only survive, but thrive-whether
it's writing your own blog, overseeing the content for an online magazine or simply
contributing to other websites. I will also discuss the opportunities social media
presents and how one can use them most effectively. Status:
open and accepting registrations
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How
to Self-Publish
with Shelley Gilbert
Saturday,
Dec 11
11-1pm
Fee:
$75 (Gilbert returnees $65), Code: SGf10a
This
is an intensive, one-day interactive learning session where the concentration
is on answering your questions about the techniques of self-publish and developing
your book from start to finish. Among other topics, we will discuss how to decide
who to hire to create, publish, market and sell your book, online digital publishing,
creating an internet presence, and instilling confidence and perseverance.
Status:
open and accepting registrations
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HOW
TO WRITE AN IRRESISTIBLE NONFICTION BOOK PROPOSAL
with Lucy Hedrick
MONDAY,
Sept 27
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee:
$150, Code: LHf10a
To
secure an agent and publish a nonfiction book (including a memoir), an author
must first submit a well-written, compelling, polished book proposal. Learn the
industry standards for a professional book proposal - the sections, the contents,
the page length - plus the art of the query letter and how to find an agent. Each
critical section of the book proposal will be discussed in detail. Participants
will leave with a proposal outline, a sample agents' submission log, and online
resources every writer must know. Space is limited so that each writer's book
concept can be discussed in detail. Status:
closed
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Fall 2010 Workshops for Young Writers
To register, click here. |
| Learning
to See: Creative Writing for Teens Age 14+
with Brenda
Connor-Bey 8
Saturdays, 3-5pm
Sept 25 - Dec 11 (No class: Oct 2 & 9, Nov 13 & 27)
Fee:
$325 (Connor-Bey returnees $310), Code: BCBf10a Young
writers will be encouraged to find their own voices and develop their visions.
Participants will be challenged to use all of their personal resources to dig
beneath the surface, and to express in words what their imaginations have created.
The sounds of words and the images they create will be celebrated. Connor-Bey
promises, "It's not like school," and a small-group format will nurture maximum
individualization.
For children ages 14 and up.
Status:
Sold Out!
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Creative
Writing for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Graders
with Kate
Gallagher 10
Thursdays, 4-5:30pm
Sept 23 - Dec 2 (No class: Nov 25)
Fee: $280 (Gallagher returnees $265), Code: KGf10a Every
day you notice the world: a fly perched on a leaf, the smell of sauce on the stove,
the sound of traffic outside your window. How do you learn to use your imagination
to express what your senses and your emotions teach you? Come learn different
writing techniques and share your ideas in a comfortable atmosphere. For
children in grades 3through 6. Status:
closed |
Reporting
Nature's News
with Jo Ann
Clark 4
Saturdays, 10-12pm at The
Rockefeller State Preserve, 125 Phelps Way Pleasantville, NY 10570
Oct
23-Nov 13
Fee: $160,
Code: JCf10r1 Be a Cub Reporter at Rockefeller State Park! The
Preserve is full of breaking news but the birds, plants, animals and fish need
some daring young forest investigators to spread it. We'll explore the woods together
and ask good questions about all that we discover there. With what we dig up,
we can break the big stories of the wilderness to the rest of the world.
For
children ages 8 through 12.
Status:
closed |
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Writing
Your World - Children's Creative Writing
with Deborah Kilmer 5
Wednesdays, 4-5:30pm
Oct 13-Nov 17 (No class: Oct 20)
Fee:
$190, Code:DMKf10a Language and words can evoke powerful thoughts.
They provide images to your mind and are the goosebumps of your imagination. Using
visualization techniques, humor, and the world around us, we will create snapshots
with words, memories with language, and landscapes with thoughts. (For children
in 2nd-5th grade.)
For children in grades 2 through 5.
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Please
note that there is a nonrefundable $25 administrative fee per workshop
for students
who
are NOT members of the Writers' Center (HVWC).
($15 for youths, seniors, and our shorter one and two-day workshops)
For
workshops at Pelham Art Center (PAC), administrative fees are also waived for
PAC members.
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For
further information on any of our workshop offerings, call the HVWC at (914)
332-5953 or email us at info@writerscenter.org. Due
to Metro North’s ongoing Hudson Line station rehabilitation project at our Philipse
Manor station home,
our daytime workshops are currently being held at 57 River
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Past workshop schedules:
Summer
2010
Spring
2010
Winter 2010
Fall 2009
Summer
2009
Spring 2009
Winter 2009
Fall
2008
Summer 2008
Spring
2008
Winter
2008
Fall
2007
Summer 2007
Spring
2007
Late
Fall 2006/Early Winter 2007
Fall 2006
Summer 2006
Spring
2006
Winter
2006
Fall
2005
Summer 2005
Spring
2005
Winter 2005
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