Writers today face an uphill climb. The competition is
fierce, the learning curve steep. There’s no magic wand, but by learning the
basic techniques for crafting a novel, the beginning writer can quickly flatten
the learning curve.
Novelist and writing instructor
Vic DiGenti presents the Novel in a Day Workshop to help writers get up
to speed quickly. The daylong workshop is scheduled for Saturday, February 11
at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville.
For both beginning writers and more advanced pros looking
for new insights, this workshop provides writers with the tools needed to craft
their own novel—a novel that will grab a reader’s attention and keep them
turning the pages.
Here are some of the topics covered:
·
Elements of plot and
structure
·
Creating characters
that sizzle
·
Secrets of good
dialogue
·
Crafting strong
beginnings, middles and ends
·
Deciphering Point of
View
·
Tips for self-editing
Don’t put your writing dreams on hold—let the Novel in a
Day Workshop show you how to turn rejection slips into royalties. To
register or for more information, contact Valerie Murphy at the UNF Department
of Continuing Education. 904-620-4200, or visit http://www.unf.edu/ce/learnjax/.
Vic DiGenti is the
instructor for this up-beat and fast-paced workshop. Vic is the author of three
award-winning adventure/fantasy novels, Windrusher, Windrusher and
the Cave of Tho-hoth, and Windrusher
and the Trail of Fire, all by Ocean Publishing, and the award-winning
mystery/suspense novel, Matanzas Bay.
He is a Regional Director and board member of Florida Writers’ Association, a
member of Florida Sisters in Crime, and the Cat Writer’s Association.
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