3nd Annual Workshop coming soon!

That’s right, I said “3nd.” And it’s not exactly “annual,” either. But that’s not the point. The point is that this year will be the best and most thoroughly inspiring workshop we have yet put together. How can I be so sure? Time travel. You’ll see for yourselves, though. We’ve been working hard since summer to put together talks on poetry, writing a zine, writing a script and the whys and wherefores of publishing. Our guests will be a veritable who’s who of local writers and will feature mystery writer Victoria Houston. Not only that, but the scriptwriting sessions will offer an encore presentation of the Rank/Brettingen collaboration “13 Names of Hell!”

I’m so excited that I actually have to bite myself on the hand to stop myself from shrieking, which causes me to shriek!

Check back here for more information soon.

There’s No Reason Not to Write!

March 12, 2011

Registration [download available soon]

2nd Writer’s Workshop coming up!

Saturday, February 13th

9am – 3pm

Kewaskum High School

This year, the focus will be on actually writing during the conference. Bring paper and pens/pencils/laptop (wireless internet NOT available, sorry!). In addition to sessions on poetry, micro fiction, memoir writing and a scriptwriting/acting workshop, we’re also going to have a critiquing session, an open mic, a writer’s shop AND a panel discussion on publishing.

This will be the best single-day writing workshop to be held in Kewaskum all year!

Lunch will be provided by JOs Restaurant of Kewaskum. Please bring extra money for food.

See you there!

Steev baker

Kettle Community Writers

Thanks!

Thanks to everybody who made our first Kettle Community Writers Workshop a success. A more detailed summary of the event will be available after our committee meeting on December 12th. In the meantime, please comment over on the Workshop page–and don’t forget to send us your poems, short fiction or essays for publication in the monthly literary sheet.

Members of the high school lit. club helped staff the event.

Scott Jornlin welcomes writers to the workshop.

Learning how to create a digital storyboard.

Dave Rank talks about flash fiction.

Opportunity for critique

The Moraine Writers’ Guild meets on the second Thursday of every month at 6:30pm at the Kewaskum Elementary School library. They are a critique group who share poetry, short fiction, essays and more. Students are welcome! To find out more, please contact Jane Osypowski via e-mail.

“We are all storytellers” workshop

For detailed information on presenters and sessions, please click on the link provided to your right (hint: it says 2008 Writers Workshop). Alternately, if you don’t want to do that, or can’t find the link, click here, for goodness sake.

Thanks for visiting! I hope to see you on the 6th!

steev baker

“We are all storytellers”: A Kettle Community Writers Workshop

Next month!

Here is the information thus far:

8:30 – 8:50     Coffee Snacks
8:50 – 9:00     Welcome address, news, and guidance to sessions
9:15 – 10:00    1st Workshop Session
10:00 – 10:15   passing, snacking, and sharing break
10:15 – 11:00   2nd Workshop Session
11:00 – 11:15   passing, snacking, and sharing break
11:15 – 12:00   3rd Workshop Session
12:00 – 12:15   passing, snacking, and sharing break
12:15 – 12:30   closing remarks and good byes

More detailed information to come!

steev

Welcome writers!

Authors, students, poets, songwriters, storytellers, teachers, readers, journalists, memoirists, humorists, playwrights, bloggers, etc., etc., etc.

Information to come:

2008 Kettle Community Writers’ Workshop

The Kewaskum Story Project

“Show us your shorts” Film Festival (working title)

Local publishing

Kewaskum Public Library writer’s references bibliography

and MORE!