Blurred Lines: Short Story Workshop Series
Facilitated by Tea Mutonji
| Date | July 7 - 4, 2021 |
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Learn how to craft and develop your short stories
Want to know what it takes to write your own short story? Register now for this workshop series facilitated by Toronto-based award-winning author Téa Mutonji. In Blurred Lines, emerging writers will learn the foundation of writing short stories and get comfortable with the idea of having their work edited, receiving feedback and engaging in their work with equally motivated individuals
This program is ideal for emerging writers between the age of 18 to 29
Register TodayDeadline: July 1st, 2021 | 11:59pm
Program Schedule
This is a 5 week program for Black self-identifying artists between the ages of 14-29.
Week 1: July 7 – Start With A Character (Wants vs Needs)
Participants will explore the motifs of a short story, by understanding the very foundation of short story literature.
Week 2: July 14 – Setting, Theme, Dialogue
Participants will explore settings, themes and dialogue.
Week 3: July 21 – The Future Of Short Stories & The publishing Industry
Participants will explore the business side of publishing industry.
Week 4: July 28 – The Story Editor pt. 1
Participants will have their work unpacked and workshopped by their cohort group.
Week 5: Aug. 4 – The Story Editor pt. 2
Participants will have their work unpacked and workshopped by their cohort group.
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