October’s Write Club let kids’ creativity run wild as they created comics with illustrator Jen Hernandez.
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Whether it’s a novel, short story, news article, or prose, dialogue serves as a narrative device that moves the story forward, reveals personalities and relationships, creates tension, and creates or resolves conflict. But what about in plays?
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Don’t be intimidated by the idea of writing a graphic novel or comic. Get inspired instead! Here are five of our picks to get you dreaming and drawing.
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Storyboarding isn’t just for fancy movie directors. Writers can use storyboards as a powerful tool to create story roadmaps, give deeper insight, and enhance the editing process.
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Young writers are funny. See what giggles they got up to during September’s Youth Write Club with Sarina Dorie as she guided them through generative exercises in writing humor.
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Get to know writer, playwright, and Wordcrafters instructorJeany Van Meltebeke Snider in this quick Q&A. We sent her a plethora of questions about her writing, influences, and creative self. Find out which questions she answered, and what she had to say.
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You never know what will happen when a group of young writers creates a poem together. Find out what happened in this Write Club for Youth.
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Write Club for Youth is a monthly workshop with a different instructor and different writing topic at each meeting. Here’s what happened during the 2022-23 school year.
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September 16 | Join Sarina Dorie and learn how to write humor that leaves your readers laughing in our September Write Club for Youth.
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Young writers! Join us for our May Write Club workshop Rainbows, Unicorns, and Guts on the Page – LGBTQIA+ Storytelling with Melissa Hart.
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