Join Eric Witchey in August to learn tips, trips, and brain hacks for when writer’s block comes calling.
Upcoming Date(s)
Tuesday, August 15
3-4:30 pm PDT
Thursday, August 17
6-7:30 PM PDT
Workshops will be followed by a 30-minute Q&A with Eric.
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$25 (Members save $10!)
Registration closes 3 days before each workshop (August 12 and August 14)
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Join Eric Witchey to learn tips, trips, and brain hacks for when writer’s block comes calling.
Are you:
Stuck?
Muddled?
Confused by which next step to take in your creative pursuits?
Writer’s block is real, but it’s also well understood.
In this workshop, award-winning writer Eric Witchey will teach you creativity concepts and methods to help you through when your talent and intuition seem to have taken a vacation together.
This workshop will include some theory, some demonstration, and some fun hands-on experimentation.
You’ll leave with insights into your own creativity and how to build useful creative habits or improve the habits you already have.
Based on his background in theoretical linguistics, his experience selling fiction in 12 genres, and knowledge gleaned from creativity science and cognitive science, Eric Witchey has put together a group of practical tools writers can use to enhance, develop, and improve their productivity and results.
This stand-alone workshop will offer participants 2 hrs of focused instruction, and give writers who are interested in the Fiction Fluency Seminar Series an opportunity to meet Eric and experience his teaching style. Eric will answer questions about the Fiction Fluency Seminar Series after the workshop.
About Eric Witchey
Eric Witchey has sold stories under several names and in 12 genres. His tales have been translated into multiple languages, and his credits include over 170 stories, including 5 novels and two collections.
Eric has penned dozens of writing-related articles and essays and taught more than 200 conference seminars, as well as at universities and community colleges.
His work has received recognition from New Century Writers, Writers of the Future, Writer’s Digest, Independent Publisher Book Awards, International Book Awards, The Eric Hoffer Prose Award Program, Short Story America, the Irish Aeon Awards, and other organizations.
His how-to articles have appeared in The Writer Magazine, Writer’s Digest Magazine, and other print and online magazines.
Explore Fiction Fluency
LEARN MORE: Curriculum and Schedule
Fiction Fluency students receive:
- MFA-level craft instruction without the time/financial commitment of a degree.
- Direct Access to an Expert Teacher.
- A community cohort of fellow writers who are committed to their craft.
- Guided time to write and produce new work.