Write on the River Winter Workshop Feb. 24

WENATCHEE - Write On The River proudly presents its winter workshop weekend on Saturday, February 24. In the morning, Seattle-based writer and speaker William Kenower presents Fearless Writing: “This workshop will shine a light on some of the dark questions about talent, intelligence, time, and money that haunt many writers and provide tools to keep our attention where it needs to be to write what we most want to write.”
In the afternoon, Seattle-based author Nicholas O’Connell presents The Hero’s Journey: Writing a Quest Narrative: “This workshop helps you give structure and suspense to writing that might otherwise be flat and static, and whether you write personal essays, travel pieces, investigative journalism or memoir, you’ll learn to propel readers forward into the narrative.”
The workshop will be held at Wenatchi Hall at Wenatchee Valley College. The cost is $45 for members and $60 for non-members (membership costs only $35 for one full year of events). There are also ten free passes available for WVC students and staff.
Meet the presenters,
Feb. 23, in Leavenworth
Also happening Friday night, Feb. 23: Meet the presenters. Open to the public: A Book For All Seasons presents an author reception, book signing and Question and Answer at the Leavenworth Public Library at 7 p.m..
For more information, including presenter bios, and to register, please go to: http://writeontheriver.org/upcoming-events/a-winter-writers-workshop-in-february
Write On The River is a nonprofit organization that fosters the writing arts, sustains a vital North Central Washington writing community and nurtures writers from inspiration to publication with year-round events. More information: www.writeontheriver.org