Writing Your Novel is perfect for writers just beginning their book-length projects who want direction on developing outlines, understanding character and, especially, finding the right voice with which to tell the story. To write a novel you have to love what you are writing and find ways to keep that alive.

This class will:

provide daring and useful tools for getting started
provide writing prompts to help you make crucial decisions about your book
focus your efforts and offer problem solving ideas
delve deeper into scene setting, character and language
help you find the right “voice” for your story
workshop each student’s opening pages.

Useful and focused feedback on written submissions is provided by the instructor.

Additional Courses of Interest:

Who Should Attend:

Adults, 18 and over
Intermediate writers

About the Instructor: A freelance writer with an MFA in Creative Writing from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Sarah Terez Rosenblum has published with Ignavia Press, Fictionatwork.com, The Chicago Sun Times, The Windy City Times, The Shepherd Express, Venus Magazine and more. In addition, she blogs twice weekly for The Chicago Sun Times. Sarah’s novel “Herself When She’s Missing” is forthcoming from Counterpoint Press. To learn more about Sarah’s work, visit her website.