Workshops focusing on the basics of writing as well as an introduction to fiction, character and plot devices.
Girls’ Writing Club - Writing Workshop Series
April 29th & May 20th 2023 10:30-2:30pm
Serving 12 Girls, ages 13-19
Hosted by Hartford's L.I.T. (Literary Integrated Trailblazers)
Workshops focusing on the basics of writing as well as an introduction to fiction, character and plot devices. There will be question and answer periods to allow for providing adequate resources and take-ways for attendants. As with most HLIT programming there will also be an opportunity for the writers to showcase their talent in a virtual/in-person reading.
AGE GROUP: | Teens |
EVENT TYPE: | Reading & Writing | Health & Wellness | Career | Arts |
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