Writing Workshop 2: Trouble Shooting & Editing Your Own Work
When: Sunday, April 22nd 2018, Start Time: 10:30, End Time: 13:00
Where: The Old Brewery Burnside Place, Cromarty IV11 8XQ
- Part of:
- Crime & Thrillers Weekend
Join writer Shona MacLean for the second writing workshop of the weekend.
Trouble-shooting and editing your own work. This workshop will look at some key areas that can pose problems for writers of fiction: e.g. creating authentic dialogue; using factual research in narrative fiction – ‘fictionalising’ your research; dealing with journeys; disciplining your plot.
To book your place, please complete a Booking Form or contact us on 01381 600354 / info@cromartyartstrust.org.uk
£30 Reserve your ticket by email, tel 01381 600354 or complete and return this form.
Shona (S.G.) MacLean was born in Inverness and brought up in the Scottish Highlands. She is the niece of adventure novelist Alistair MacLean. She obtained an MA and PH.D. in History from Aberdeen University. She began to write fiction while bringing up her four children (and Labrador) on the Banffshire coast. She has now returned to live in the Highlands, where her husband is a head teacher. 'The Redemption of Alexander Seaton' was short-listed for both the Saltire first book award and the CWA Historical Dagger; 'The Seeker' was winner of the 2015 Historical Dagger.
