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Novel Writing Class

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WRITING YOUR NOVEL
PETER KAHLE
September 11 through October 30
Tuesdays 7-9 p.m.
8 Weeks

"Writing Your Novel", a hands-on class for writers with novels in progress or ready to begin, will be taught by Peter Kahle, starting September 11. The comprehensive course draws on a range of writing concepts from Christopher Vogler's The Writer's Journey, to John Gardner's The Art of Fiction and E.M. Forster's Aspects of a Novel. Classes will include writing exercises, critiques of participants' chapters and presentations in a non-threatening environment. Small class size--no more than eight--provides plenty of individual attention. A published author, Peter's most recent book is Naked at the Podium: The Writer's Guide to Successful Readings, which he co-wrote with acting coach Melanie Workhoven. He is a past president of the Pacific Northwest Writers Association.

Call: 206-781-1447 or
Email info@74thstreet.com
$175--eight weeks (ask about terms)

		"Your class looks great and I envy the participants. It's
		good to know you'll be out there teaching novel writing. I'll forward this
		on to my former students who've been asking for a recommendation."
		Janet Carey
		THE BEAST OF NOOR, WENNY HAS WINGS

		"I wanted to let you know that I have found your critiques to be very
		helpful. It is the part of the class I valued the most. I appreciate your
		honesty, your insight and your comments."
		Deirdra Barnes

WRITING YOUR NOVEL

Tuesdays September 11 through October 30

Class Outline

7:00p-7:30p	Lecture and Discussion
7:30p-7:55p	Writing Exercises
8:00p-9:00p	Critique Session

Lecture/Discussions

Topics are tentative, and may be revised based upon the interests and concerns of the participants.

Hero's Journey, Pt. I
Hero's Journey, Pt. II
Beginnings, Middles and Ends
Point of View - I or They?
Voice
Plot or Story?
Characters
Query Letters & Synopsis