Craft Class

This class is an integral part of The Writers Studio approach to creative writing. By learning how to read fiction and poetry as writers, students begin to recognize narrative techniques. The purpose of this class is to help students discover how literary writers have achieved their artistic goals.

LEARN TO READ AS A WRITER. What does this mean? As you read from an exciting mix of contemporary and classic fiction and poetry, you learn to recognize the various techniques writers used to create personas different from themselves and achieve their literary goals. You also learn how to apply these techniques to your own writing and find the one best suited to your needs in order to achieve complete emotional connection. The Writers Studio's Craft Class is a nine-week program that can be taken in conjunction with a workshop or alone.


CRAFT CLASS
Class is held at 272 West 10th Street, between Greenwich and Washington Streets, in Manhattan, with a few exceptions. Students may attend class in New York City or subscribe to it by tape. Details about class relocations and tape delivery are emailed to students.
Class	Begins	Meets	Time	Cost	Status
Craft Class	December 1	Tuesday	6:30-8:00	$435	Open
Craft Class	February 16	Tuesday	6:30-8:00	$435	Open
Craft Class (taken with a workshop)	December 1	Tuesday	6:30-8:00	$370	Open
Craft Class (taken with a workshop)	February 16	Tuesday	6:30-8:00	$370	Open

Kids Write Program

The Writers Studio KW provides creative fiction and poetry workshops to high school students living in Brooklyn.

NEXT READING:
Friday, April 2 at 7:00 PM

The Writers Studio celebrates the publication of Philip Schultz's book, The God of Loneliness, Selected and New Poems, with readings by Philip Schultz and Colm Toibin.

Le Poisson Rouge, Gallery Space, 158 Bleecker St, NYC. Free admission, one drink minimum.