This course is perfect for nervous writers who completed a draft (well done!) but know it’s not perfect (it’s never perfect). You’ll look at the smallest bits of story elements, re-examine intentions, tear apart your outline, justify your characters, strategically place amusing dialogues, gain control over your author voice, and more.
Although the instructor supplies subjects to look at each week, she’ll base discussions on your writing styles and content. You’ll end the course with an improved manuscript and a clear approach for your next novel.
Thursdays, Feb. 5 to April 2 (8 weeks, no class March 5)
6 - 8 p.m.
UNB Fredericton
Marshall d’Avray Hall, 10 MacKay Drive, room 321
$195 (+ HST)
Ann Kitching (BA, B.Ed, M.Ed) is a former teacher with almost 20 years in education. After serving as a French teacher in Nackawic (Canada), she moved to Dubai (United Arab Emirates) where she taught from kindergarten to university.
Now based in Fredericton, she writes and publishes nonfiction books on writing. Her fiction centers on realistic fantasy featuring fairies and dragons interacting with the human world.
Learn more about Ann Kitching, author and teacher.
