Using Artifacts to Write a Short Story
An introductory workshop for the novice, this session will assist writers in using common objects as starting points for their short stories.
Participants should bring a pen and a drink/snack for themselves. Laptops and tablets are not recommended for this workshop. The programme is suitable for adults and senior students.
May 11th, 9 am until 12 noon
Nourish Community Hub
16 York Street, Cannington
(12 participants only)
About the Workshop Presenter:
Lucy E.M. Black is an experienced workshop presenter and the author of The Marzipan Fruit Basket, a collection of short stories, as well as Eleanor Courtown, a work of historical fiction. She writes a column for the Pineridge Arts Council called The Writing Room and also writes short stories and freelance articles.
Testimonials:
“Thank you for the enlightening workshop. It was amazing how an artifact or small object can expand one’s mind and creatively become a story.”
“Awesome workshop. The starting opening lines were a great help. Lucy is friendly and very helpful in teaching us about the structure of writing short stories.”
“This was a great workshop! Thank you for teaching us about using an object and creating a story around it. That was my favorite part. You are precious!”