Lifelong Learning - University of Utah
University of Utah Annex Building
1901 E South Campus Drive
SLC, UT 84112
A Study in Mystery
(LLWRC 837)
Tuesday Nights (7 sessions)
January 16th - February 27th
A Study in Mystery (LLWRC 837)— Look behind the curtain of the formulaic, but eternally popular genre: the Mystery Story. Learn about the constructions, tropes, types and methods that make the modern whodunit. Designed for both writers and fans of the mystery genre, class will include assignments and activities on plot, character web, record keeping, suspense, tension and conflict. Refine your work as you're asked the questions: Did you hide the clue well enough? Does the audience care about the victim? Is the suspense tight enough? By the end of the course, if the crime is writing a mystery story, the "Whodunit" will be you!
Lifelong Learning - University of Utah
University of Utah Annex Building
1901 E South Campus Drive
SLC, UT 84112
Literary Querying
(LLWRC 844)
Tuesday Nights (6 sessions)
March 6th - April 10th, 2018
Liteary Querying (LLWRC 844): So you've written a book. Now what? Approaching the publishing world can be a lonely and daunting task. This class will give you a jump start by providing the knowledge and skill required to navigate the world of agents and publishers. It is recommended (but not necessary) that you bring a finished piece of work you are trying to place. This is a workshop heavy class, where we'll polish your pages and develop a plan to give you the best chance in the great publishing hunt.
Lifelong Learning - University of Utah
University of Utah Annex Building
1901 E South Campus Drive
SLC, UT 84112
Creative Writing Bootcamp
(LLWRC 842)
Saturdays (2 sessions)
March 24th & 31st
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Creative Writing Bootcamp (LLWRC 842)Have you always wanted to write creatively but never had the chance to start? Or is your writer-self blocked and unable to finish anything? In Creative Writing Bootcamp, we'll launch into a series of generative exercises designed to give you plenty of material for your own stories. In between exercises, we'll share our work in an open and joyous environment, discuss craft, and explore how to incorporate writing into daily life. You'll leave class with a series of flash fictions ready to be polished or expanded in your writing practice.
