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Workshop
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Date: May 1–4,
2008
Arrive Thursday, May 1, at 3 PM for a tour of HIGHLIGHTS
FOR CHILDREN® and Boyds Mills Press
Depart Sunday, May 4, after lunch
Designed For: Writers serious about
creating a young-adult novel.
Workshop Tuition: $895
Limited To: 8 participants |
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This workshop will provide in-depth critique and analysis of your young-adult or
middle-grade novel in progress. Further discussion of narrative voice, characterization, plot, conflict, and dialogue will be included, all focused on making your novel stronger. Rich will lecture on these and other topics, but the bulk of the workshop will be spent on group and one-on-one critiques as well as writing time spent
on specific aspects of your novel. Though designed specifically for writers who have taken a previous session with Rich Wallace, writers who have not taken a workshop with Rich but who have made significant progress on a novel are welcome to apply.
Preworkshop assignment: Two weeks before the workshop begins, a brief (no more than 250 words) synposis of the novel plus the first 25 pages of the manuscript are required. You may bring with you to the workshop as much of the novel as you have completed.
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Workshop
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Rich Wallace
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Rich
Wallace
Rich is the author of four acclaimed novels for young adults:
Playing Without the Ball,
Wrestling Sturbridge, Shots on Goal, and Restless.
He has also authored a short-story collection
called Losing Is Not an Option, and a series of sports
novels for middle-grade readers called Winning
Season. His columns, profiles, and other features have been
published in Highlights, Track and Field
News, Runner’s World, and other publications. Rich
is a former senior editor at Highlights
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