Please note that this is an online workshop conducted via Zoom. Participants will be provided information on how to join the online sessions.
This workshop is full, please sign up on the waiting list here so you receive priority registration the next time this class is offered.
This tuition-free workshop is open only to K-12 educators.
As teachers, we never stop working – taking assessment and grading into our homes long after class ends. In the spirit of putting that work aside, of “me time,” this creative nonfiction workshop privileges play. We will explore several forms of creative nonfiction, spending time specifically with flash nonfiction, (variations of) the personal essay, and hybrid forms. We will experiment, generate, explore, collaborate, and share out. In this class you can expect to learn various and innovative nonfiction craft techniques, practice these techniques, and workshop your own nonfiction. All levels of writers welcome. Come boldly! Come with curiosity and energy! See you there!
About the instructor
ADELE ELISE WILLIAMS is a writer, editor and educator. She has taught creative writing at various institutions, from universities to correctional facilities. Her poetry can be found or is forthcoming in Guernica, Barzakh, Cream City Review, Bear Review, Tammy, Split Lip Magazine, Quarterly West, SAND, Beloit Poetry Journal, and elsewhere. She is pursuing her PhD in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Houston Creative Writing Program where she is an Inprint Nina and Michael Zilkha Fellow. Her current goings-on can be found at adeleelisewilliams.com.
Please note that the registration fee and tuition for online workshops are nonrefundable. By registering for an Inprint Writers Workshop you are agreeing to Inprint’s registration policies. If this workshop is full when you try to register, please sign up on the waiting list here so you receive priority registration the next time this class is offered. For details and a schedule of all the current workshop offerings, click here.
