Please Join Us for Flash Fiction 101: Essential Elements of Very Short Stories - A Five Session Course with Annie Frasier Crandell, Saturday mornings, 10am to 1pm, in January: 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29 and 2/5, 2022.
In this generative and interactive workshop, students will explore the art of writing flash fiction—generally defined as a short story of 1,000 words or fewer. Each week’s session will focus on how specific literary craft elements can be used to create these distilled, compressed stories. Class materials, all of which will be provided via the online classroom platform Canvas, will include readings from craft books and anthologies of contemporary flash fiction.
There will be weekly assigned craft-based writing prompts. Each piece of writing will receive detailed responses from the instructor, and students will read and critique classmates' stories on Canvas throughout the course of the workshop. Previous students have had success publishing work generated in class.
The cost of the class is $150.00 for CWC members, $200.00 for non-members.
When you sign up for this master series you will receive the Zoom links from the instructor.
Bio:
Annie Frazier lives in Asheville and works as a freelance editor and a fiction faculty member for Great Smokies Writing Program. She has previously taught for Flatiron Writers Room in Asheville and served as a fiction reader for Longleaf Review. Her fiction and poetry can be found in Appalachian Review, Paper Darts, Hypertrophic Literary, Longleaf Review, CHEAP POP, North Carolina Literary Review, and elsewhere. Learn more and read some of Annie’s published work at anniefrazier.com
This class requires a minimum enrollment to be held. Charlotte Writers' Club reserves the right to cancel the class if the minimum enrollment is not met.
Charlotte Writers Club is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, P.O. Box 220954, Charlotte, NC 28222-0954
