Because of this, I've organised for Jillian Sullivan to teach a one-day fiction
writing class on the Hero's Journey, and Character & Dialogue
development. Jillian Sullivan is an award winning writer, and teaches
creative writing for Massey University and the Highlights Foundation in the
USA. (www.jilliansullivan.co.nz )
I've scheduled the workshop for Saturday 21st September, and will run it from 9.30am - 4pm. The cost is $55. I've kept this as low as possible - the $55 goes towards flying Jillian up from Central Otago (where she lives), plus expenses while she's in Wellington. Places are limited to 12.
I've scheduled the workshop for Saturday 21st September, and will run it from 9.30am - 4pm. The cost is $55. I've kept this as low as possible - the $55 goes towards flying Jillian up from Central Otago (where she lives), plus expenses while she's in Wellington. Places are limited to 12.
About Jillian
Jillian Sullivan teaches the Hero’s Journey and creative writing for Massey University and for the Highlights Foundation in the United States, as well as workshops around New Zealand. She is the author of 24 books and chapter books, including Fishing from the Boat Ramp – a Guide to Creating (Steele Roberts), and Myths and Legends – the gift of stories from our cultures (Pearson). She has a Masters in Creative Writing from Massey University, and is a manuscript assessor for the New Zealand Society of Authors. Her last project was building a strawbale house in Oturehua, where she now lives.
www.jilliansullivan.co.nz and www.fishingfromtheboatramp.com
Jillian Sullivan teaches the Hero’s Journey and creative writing for Massey University and for the Highlights Foundation in the United States, as well as workshops around New Zealand. She is the author of 24 books and chapter books, including Fishing from the Boat Ramp – a Guide to Creating (Steele Roberts), and Myths and Legends – the gift of stories from our cultures (Pearson). She has a Masters in Creative Writing from Massey University, and is a manuscript assessor for the New Zealand Society of Authors. Her last project was building a strawbale house in Oturehua, where she now lives.
www.jilliansullivan.co.nz and www.fishingfromtheboatramp.com
Places are limited. To register, or for more information, contact Pip Dumbill:
Mobile: 021 0486 559
Email: pip@pipdumbill.com
WELLINGTON
WORKSHOP DETAILS
DATE: SATURDAY 21st
SEPTEMBER VENUE: TBA
TIME: 9.30 – 4PM
COST: $55
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