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Workshops
Inspiration for
Writers, Inc. offers a series of
workshops to help writers learn the craft of writing (many of which are
described in the links in the left-hand sidebar). Our editors are
experienced speakers and teachers who immediately capture their
audiences and don’t let go until way after the class ends. The
workshops presented here represent only a small portion of all
workshops available—and if we don’t have a workshop prepared for your
needs, we’ll custom make one.
We provide detailed handouts for all workshops. We
typically recommend
90 minutes per workshop, but all workshops can be tailored for a
shorter or longer period. Workshops can also be lecture-only, lecture
and exercise, or interactive. All workshops can apply to both fiction
and memoir, or can be tailored to one or the other.
We love to talk, so our presenters plan to stick
around after the
workshop for additional questions and consultations. And yes, we will
come to your writers conference or regional workshop—just ask.
We’ve recently given workshops at:
- The West Virginia Writers Conference;
- The Alabama Writers Conclave;
- The Appalachian Writers Association in Bristol,
Tennessee;
- The West Virginia Book Festival;
- Marietta (Ohio) College;
- And many others
To check our availability or to attend a coming
workshop, email Sandy.
We’ll look forward to chatting with you soon.
"Sandy
Tritt offers a supportive, motivational, and educational experience."
~
Tracy
Riden, Ontario, author, Learning to
Live
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