Writing Workshops: Teaching and Travel.
Valerie Miner enjoys working with story writers and novelists and non-fiction writers employing a range of styles. She is especially interested in the rhythms of language, the shape of fictions and in strategies about narrative alternatives. Her classes are highly inter-active and involve a mix of manuscript critique, craft tutorial, reading of international fiction and discussion of the vocation of a writing life. Participants consider how the stories we write/read are related to the world around us. She approaches fiction and literary non-fiction with an eye to what keeps us aesthetically stimulated, emotionally engaged and socially connected. She looks forward to reading a variety of artistic voices in the classes. Valerie Miner has taught at a number of workshops and writing seminars including Bread Loaf Writer's Conference, Middlebury, Vermont; Key West Literary Seminars, Florida; Centrum, Port Townsend, Washington; Writers at Work, Utah; Split Rock Program, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Foothill College, California; Fishtrap, Oregon; Flight of the Mind, Oregon; Haystack, Oregon; International Women's Studies Institute, Greece; The Grange, Tasmania; Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont; Atlantic Center for the Arts, Smyrna Beach, Florida; Mendicino Coast Writers Conference, California; Aspen Writers' Conference, Aspen, Colorado. What Students Say about Valerie Miner:
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