Instructor: Liz Prato
August 18, 10 a.m.–11:30 a.m., $45
Show, don’t tell, is a writing maxim we hear again and again, yet it remains elusive to many writers. In this popular class we’ll look at clear examples of showing and telling. You’ll learn how, when, and why to do each (yes, it’s sometimes okay to tell!), and demystify the sometimes blurry line between the two.
Preregistration is required. Learn more and register at www.indigoediting.com/
About the Instructor:
Liz Prato’s Pushcart-nominated writing has appeared in
several publications, including Hayden’s Ferry Review, Iron Horse
Literary Review, Salon.com, Subtropics, Los Angeles Review, ZYZZYVA and Who’s
Your Mama (Soft Skull Press). Awards include the Minnetonka Review Editor’s Prize, First Place in the Berkeley Fiction Review Sudden Fiction
Contest, and a Tennessee Williams Scholarship to the Sewanee Writers’
Conference. She teaches at the Attic Institute in Portland.
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