Summer Fiction Workshop at Emerson College with Cam Terwilliger

Thinking of taking a summer workshop at Emerson? Cam Terwilliger, a former editor at Redivider, will be teaching one. Read on for details. This will be fun:

Fiction Workshop–Learning from the Masters

10 session non-credit course through Emerson College Professional
Studies beginning May 27

This workshop is for people who want to think like a writer
thinks—considering both inspiration and technique. In order to uncover
the secrets of great writing, our class will  analyze classic short
stories, getting  at the heart of plot, character, dialogue, and
style.  Throughout the course, students will then use these lessons to
write their own stories for workshop.

About the Instructor

Cam Terwilliger is a recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council
Fiction Fellowship. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in West
Branch, Post Road, The Mid-American Review, The Greensboro Review, The
Sycamore Review and others. Cam’s been nominated for a Pushcart Prize,
and has received an Academy of American Poets Prize and The Allegheny
Review Prize for fiction. Additionally, Cam holds an MFA from Emerson
College, and has served as a reader for The Atlantic Monthly,
Ploughshares, andThe Rhode Island Council on the Arts Fiction
Fellowship Judges Panel.

Registration Information

Course No. CE0725: 10 session course through Emerson College’s
Department of Professional Studies. Thursdays 6:00 to 9:00 PM, May 27;
June 3, 10, 17 & 24; July 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29. Download a registration
form at http://www.emerson.edu/ce/, or register by calling:
617.824.8280.