Live for what is recorded in heaven. Care nothing for what is recorded on earth.”

Leslie J. Wyatt

                   PRESENTATIONS

 

 

SHOW AND  TELL

 

This 45-55 minute presentation for adults explores the mysterious and nebulous SDT—Show, Don’t Tell. In the process, writers learn the why, when, and where to show or tell, and how to do it effectively. Rich in sensory detail and geared to challenge and inspire, this session includes interactive writing exercises, giving attendees immediate opportunity to apply what they’ve learned.

 

 

 

 

 

 

SPICE UP YOUR WRITING:

The Fine, Fun Art of Simile and Metaphor.

 

In the potato soup of life, there’s just got to be a

speck of pepper here and there. Anything to

give it a little bit of color, right? Enter simile

and metaphor. This 45-55 minute presentation

explores the why, where, when, and how of this

powerful and effective aspect of writing. Time permitting, attendees will have the

opportunity to create their own similes and

metaphors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHAT IS PLOT AND WHAT IS NOT

 

 

 

We all know we need a plot in order to have a story, but sometimes that plot can be a bit elusive. This 45-55 minute workshop sheds light on what is plot, what is not, and how to find, define, and deepen this essential element.  Attendees will have a chance to apply the points through interactive writing exercises that illustrate how to formulate, isolate, and strengthen plot.

THE ESSENTIAL DETAILS:

Please contact Leslie to discuss availability, fees, and

other aspects of planning. If you are interested in a presentation that is not listed, email your needs and Leslie will work to create a custom program to meet them.  The above  sessions can be combined or elaborated on to create a half-day or all day workshop.

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