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Publications like Slate, Salon, Creative Nonfiction, The Sun, and The New York Times pay to publish personal essays. Take time to craft your story and learn where and how to submit it in this nonfiction workshop.
Over four classes, we will focus on the craft of personal essay writing, read selections from award-winning contemporary authors, respond to prompts, get feedback on our own writing and, finally, research and submit to at least one market.
Work with the best...
Lee Chilcote is a journalist, poet and author whose writing has been published by Vanity Fair, Next City, Belt and many literary journals as well as in The Cleveland Neighborhood Guidebook, The Cleveland Anthology and A Race Anthology. He is the author of the poetry chapbooks The Shape of Home and How to Live in Ruins and has taught creative writing to youth and adults. He is a founder and past executive director of Literary Cleveland.
Lakewood United Methodist Church
15700 Detroit Ave, Lakewood, OH 44107
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