Writing from Life: Fiction and Memoir
Instructor: Bob Hughes
Thursday, June 27, 2024   -   Wednesday, July 10, 2024


Embark on an enriching journey of storytelling—whether you're inclined towards the authenticity of memoir or the imaginative realms of fiction and theater—this course will help you move forward. Bob’s unique approach focuses on crafting honest and evocative prose, guiding you to mold your experiences into compelling literary works that resonate with truth and emotion. Open to both experienced and beginning writers just starting their storytelling adventure, this workshop will take you on a journey into the heart of your narrative potential.

Explore the Fluidity of Fiction and Memoir: Often the lines between memoir and fiction blur. Bob offers nuanced guidance as you navigate the subtleties of either genre, whether you're penning a deeply personal memoir or constructing a fictional narrative shaped by your life experiences.

Your Story, Your Voice: Do you have experiences that you feel are worthy of being shared? Bob helps you explore how to transform these life moments into narratives where your life meets your imagination, creating an indelible work of art.

Versatility and Mastery in Storytelling: From developing a unique point of view to mastering the flow of time, from enhancing narration and dialogue to building vivid characters and settings, Bob covers all aspects of narrative craft. 

Personalized Coaching for Every Writer: What sets this workshop apart is Bob’s dedicated attention to your individual writing journey. Through one-on-one sessions, he amplifies your unique voice, ensuring that your writing, irrespective of the chosen genre, is impactful and authentic.

Register now for an experience that promises not just to teach but to inspire. Embrace this opportunity to unlock your narrative potential and tell your story in a way that only you can.




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Bob Hughes, formerly with the Wall Street Journal where he honed his skills in cultural journalism, is the author of “Late and Soon,” which was cited for its elegant prose and rich character development, earning praise from noted authors like Adriana Trigiani and Edmund White. He is also a playwright, currently polishing his new work, “A Constant Life.” His writing continues to reflect his diverse interests and expertise. Currently splitting his time between New York and Paris, Bob shares his insights and experiences of French life on his blog, Parisian on Purpose.




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