THE LEARNING CURVE Winter/Spring 2010 VISUAL ART & WRITING WORKSHOPSTime Management for Writers The phone rings. The doorbell sounds. Someone in your household demands a sandwich. There is a mortgage to be paid, dishes to wash, errands to be run. The world is a series of conspiracies against any writer seeking to get his or her work done. In this short workshop, we’ll look at some techniques to keep the world away while you do your writing, even if only for an hour a day. Bring notebook or laptop, something to snack on, and lots of questions, and we’ll try to wrestle those conspiracies to the ground. Limited to 10 students. When: Saturday, Apr 3, 9:00am-noon Instructor: Gregory McNamee is the author or editor of thirty-one books. His photography has appeared in dozens of other books, magazines, web sites, calendars and other publications. He is a consultant in world geography and a contributing editor to Encyclopaedia Britannica and writes for its print and online editions and its blog. More than three thousand of his articles, essays, peoms, short stories, translations and reviews have appeared in the United States and abroad. He operates Sonora Wordworks, an editorial, publishing and media consultant agency based in Tucson. |
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