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Memoir writers have at their disposal many of the fiction writer's tools: scene, dialogue, pacing, description and character development, to name a few. At the same time, a memoirist must explore nuances of emotional truth, relationships, accuracy and point of view that inevitably accompany writing personal stories. Each weekly session will delve into different elements of the craft, using instruction, in-class writing and shared responses.
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Marsha McGregor is widely published in memoir and narrative nonfiction writing. Her work has appeared in publications that include the Kenyon Review Online; Fourth Genre; Zone 3; The Philadelphia Inquirer; Brain, Child Magazine; Literary Mama and three anthologies. She has been a regular contributor of personal essays in the VOICE column of Cleveland Magazine since 2008.
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