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Writers' Workshop With Pixar Story Coach in Fairfax
Writers' Workshop With Pixar Story Coach in Fairfax
Join a fun, supportive group for beginning and experienced writers to spark your creativity, develop your unique voice, and exercise your writing muscle. 3-hour classes will be a combination of spontaneous writing exercises triggered by all kinds of surprising prompts, AND workshopping of existing or yet to be invented Children's Book stories. All genres from Picture Book to Young Adult are welcome, and no worries if you come to class without so much as a single idea!
When: Five Thursday Nights, Sept. 27 – Nov. 1 (except 10/4), 6:00–9:00 pm
Where: Lissa’s House in Fairfax
Cost: $395 per 5-week session
Register soon - class size is extremely limited.
lissarovetch@gmail.com (415) 342-1395
Please feel free to email or call with ANY questions!
Workshop leader Lissa Rovetch is an artist, author, and creativity coach. She has written and/or illustrated over 20 children’s books (Ook the Book, Cora and the Elephants, Hot Dog and Bob, There Was a Man Who Loved a Rat...), hundreds of magazine stories (Highlight’s Ask Arizona series…), and computer games (Lucas, Mattel…). Lissa heads the SCBWI Weston Grant for Genre Jumpers, and founded Book Passage’s Kid Lit Salon. She is currently working on a graphic novel. For more info see www.lissarovetch.com and the JUST starting to be developed Creative Process Website: www.funthink.com
“Lissa’s coaching has given me a terrific boost. I’ve discovered a whole new way of working and have become much more productive as a result. I’ve even been able to adapt the spirit of her improvised exercises to my job as a technical writer at Google. Lissa has an uncanny ability to help people develop their own creative processes. She is a natural coach – not just with an instinct for people, storytelling and publishing, but with a deep, therapeutic empathy for the struggles of the soul. Better than therapy, because it’s about creativity!” -Sean Cotter, Google Writer
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