NOTE: The application deadline for this class has passed. Stay tuned as we plan to offer this class again inthe future.
Our advanced memoir workshop is back! Based on feedback from our pilot class, we have increased the number of class sessions (twice a month) to make the workshop even more effective.
If you have a book-length memoir in progress, this workshop is designed to advance your knowledge of the genre, make significant progress on your manuscript and gain momentum toward its completion in the community of a small, committed circle of peers. Includes instruction; in-class writing; homework assignments; craft discussions; and the exchange of thorough, respectful critique. Class meets remotely online via Zoom twice a month; participants should plan to attend all twelve sessions.
This is an advanced workshop limited to eight students. To apply, submit a one-page overview of your project and a five-page sample of writing from your memoir in progress (double-spaced, 12-point font). Click the register now button to apply or follow this link to the application: https://forms.gle/juTEpZGuaKERtXCA7
Application deadline
Deadline for submissions is December 14. Writers selected for the class will be notified by the first week of January. Interest-free payment plans available.
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Judah Leblang is a storyteller, memoirist and writing teacher. His essays and commentaries have been broadcast throughout the US on more than 150 NPR and ABC-network radio stations, as well as several Canadian stations. He is a regular columnist for Bay Windows, Boston’s gay newspaper, and an instructor at Grub Street. He is the author of two memoirs: Finding My Place (2013) and Echoes of Jerry (2019).
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