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How can we make the familiar scary? The aesthetics of a contemporary urban city doesn’t quite have the spine-chilling factor of an ancient village shrouded in fog, but that doesn’t mean there can’t be plenty of scares in everyday life. Summoning Demons by Daylight With Terence Taylor – October 18, 10:00 a.m.

In this workshop, we’ll focus on regaining a sense of joy and delight in your writing, and generating ideas, characters, and settings that keep your joy front and center as you continue your journey. Trying to get your work published, let alone make a living as an author, requires a volume of effort that can be crushing. PacificĬreatives, writers especially, are entirely too familiar with burnout, even before 2020.

Fighting Burnout With Fun With Sarah Loch – October 16, 12:00 p.m.

This class is geared toward beginning writers. Writing exercises and prompts will also be provided.

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In this three-hour class, we will discuss several Indigenous futurist texts with Indigenous characters in order to learn how to diversify our science fiction (or otherwise-genred) story in a good way.Īttendees will be provided with readings for class. A good start to building a relationship with Indigenous folks is to study their texts. One of their most pertinent pieces of advice is to build relationships with people from those backgrounds. In the book Writing the Other, Nisi Shawl and Cynthia Ward give practical advice for how to write characters whose backgrounds differ from one’s own. Many non-Native writers are reticent to develop Native characters, but leaving out Indigenous characters is not an option, especially when writing science fiction, because it makes assumptions about the future.

Native Futures: Crafting Indigenous Science Fiction with Brian K.

Students will come away from the workshop equipped to adapt techniques developed by surrealists of the African diaspora for communicating bizarre, unreal experiences in their own horror-centric work. Key aspects of plot, characterization, and action will be discussed, including: the overlap between the Afro-Surreal and the supernatural, dialogue and the disconnect between how marginalized and privileged people experience an interaction, the unreality of action since facts are frequently suppressed or denied when it comes to the Black experience.īeginning, intermediate, and advanced authors can use this workshop to refine existing drafts or craft new material for future projects. This workshop will define what constitutes Afro-Surrealism, which horror works have successfully employed it, and how to incorporate Afro-Surrealism in your writing while maintaining your own voice.

Despite Black-centered horror going mainstream, we have yet to see Afro-Surrealism incorporated widely to amplify aspects of psychological horror, weird fiction, traditional supernatural narratives, or splatterpunk. The Afro-Surreal is a storytelling approach allowing creators to examine Black contemporary life much more concisely than a traditional literary narrative by permitting that which is physically impossible or defies explanation.

Afro-Surrealism in Horror With John Edward Lawson – October 14, 5:00 p.m.

As this is a course focusing on genre, it can be relevant to beginning, intermediate, or advanced writers unfamiliar with Southern Gothic and/or desirous of learning how to bring this genre up to date. This class is geared toward writers of long and short speculative fiction. Students will gain a clearer understanding of the genre and its archetypes, as well as be given tools to more readily generate ideas on how to incorporate recognizable traditions of the genre into modern work.

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This class will discuss the history and traditions of the genre, give tips on how to update those traditions in your writing while maintaining a timeless tone, and provide suggestions on creating a modern Southern Gothic atmosphere in your writing. Modern Southern Gothic With Eden Royce – October 9, 10:00 a.m.