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Join the Western Connecticut State University Writing Center on Tuesday, October 20, for a day of creativity, exploration, and writing! In celebration of the National Day of Writing, we’re offering a series of workshops that invite students, faculty, and members of the campus community to explore writing across a variety of genres.
From horror, memoir, and fantasy to science fiction, scriptwriting, and poetry, these interactive workshops offer opportunities to experiment with new forms of expression, develop creative ideas, and connect with fellow writers. Whether you’re an experienced writer or simply curious about trying something new, there’s something for everyone!
Workshops run from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Haas Library, Room 508. Space is limited, so be sure to register early!
Come celebrate the many ways we write, create, and share our stories!
Sign Up Here!!!
Horror Writing
Explore the history and philosophy of horror writing! This workshop launches a yearlong series to develop your work through guided writing and collaborative sessions.
Memoir Writing
Develop your memoir writing in this hands-on workshop to generate ideas, reflect on personal experiences, and develop material for your own memoirs!
Fantasy Writing
Explore the foundations of fantasy! This workshop launches a yearlong series for writers to develop their work through guided writing and collaborative sessions.
Sci-Fi Writing
Bring your science fiction ideas to life! This workshop launches a yearlong series for writers to develop their work through guided writing and collaborative sessions.
Scriptwriting
Bring your stories to the stage or screen! We’ll explore dialogue, character development, scene construction, and the art of storytelling through action.
Poetry
Transform experiences into new ways of seeing, thinking, and imagining with Poetry! No experience necessary; just curiosity and a willingness to experiment with words.
Tuesday, October 27th: 3-4:30 pmHaas Library, Room 312
