Looking to take your writing skills to the next level? Already got some previous writing experience, but want to refine and improve your craft? Taking an intermediate creative writing class at The Writing District is a great way to reach your writing goals. Our intermediate writing class is perfect for writers with past experience who want to learn and study under an experienced tutor and get even better at the craft.
In this post, we take a look at what you will learn if you join our intermediate creative writing class, and provide you with all the essential information about the class. So, if you’re interested, keep reading to learn more; if you’d like to book your spot on our writing class – head to our website today and you’ll be able to get your place.
What are the Modules?
When you enrol in the intermediate creative writing class at The Writing District, there will be a number of modules over the course of the six weeks. Each week, there will be a new module that explores a different aspect and element of creative writing.
The first week will look at character and story structure, introducing core ideas about character and empathy, as well as how questions of conflict and ‘what if’ can help with character development. After this, the second week moves onto time and pace, and the various techniques you can use to create a timeline, flashbacks and flashforwards in a narrative.
In the third week, the module focuses on juxtaposition and how connections and clashes can help develop narrative ideas. Week four delves deeper into the editing process and flash fiction, looking at how short narrative can be powerful and effective. In week five, the module expands on how writers can incorporate emotions and senses into their work, creating original narratives.
To finish the class, the last module is about symbolism and suspense. It encourages you to experiment with your use of language and new ideas, and find your many voices that you might have. The class is taught by esteemed writing tutor, Kerry Hadley-Pryce, who is a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Wolverhampton and editor of The Blackcountryman magazine. She has published two novels, several short stories and is currently a PhD candidate too.
How Do you Book the Intermediate Creative Writing Class?
If you want to book your place in our intermediate writing class, then it’s essential that you do this as quickly as possible to avoid disappointment – spaces are limited. Head over to The Writing District website, and you’ll be able to pay for the class online.
It is a six-week long class and it begins on January 24th 2023, so now’s the best time for you to get your spot on the class. Should you have any questions about the creative writing course or would like to speak with one of our team, then please drop us a message via the online contact form on our website and we’ll be in touch shortly.
