Critique Workshops are scheduled for all day Saturday and Sunday morning in the following categories:
Each Critique Workshop is limited to 12 writers. All writers with Full Conference Registration will receive work submitted by their fellow writers via email before the conference so they may review classmates’ work before attending the workshop.
Critique Workshop participants will receive critiques (approximately 30-45 minutes) by the workshop leader and fellow students in the classroom setting. Also, a one-page written critique will be provided by the faculty member to each student.
Before the conference, each student will submit work to be critiqued during the workshop.
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Fiction writers may submit the first ten pages of a manuscript. Also submit a paragraph or one-page synopsis about the book. |
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Non-fiction writers may submit the first ten pages of a nonfiction manuscript. Also submit a paragraph or one-page synopsis about the book. Or non-fiction writers may choose to submit an essay or narrative non-fiction article (10 pages or less). |
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Screenwriters may submit the first ten pages of a feature script plus title page including author’s name. Also writers may submit a logline or a short film script no longer than ten pages. |
TO FULLY PARTICIPATE IN THE CRITIQUE WORKSHOPS, PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR REQUIRED MATERIALS BY FRIDAY, JULY 16.
EMAIL PAGES TO:
Sharon Y. Cobb, Conference Director
Critique Workshops Schedule
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2010
9:00-Noon Saturday Morning Critique Workshops
Noon-1:00 p.m. Lunch
1:00-4:30 p.m. Saturday Afternoon Critique Workshops
SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010
9:30 a.m.-noon Sunday Morning Critique Workshops
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