The Tudor Kitchen 2-Week Intensive Workshop – Val Fassnight
Learn about the food and drink, sweets and savories, as well as the lingo for the foods and how they were made. Includes recipes at the end of each lesson and chock full of Tudor scrumptiousness.
Making Memes Using Stencil, Book Brush, & Canva – Melba Moon
Each week we will have four people (first come first serve) send a book cover which will be used to make memes live.
Gut Punch: Using Emotional Conflict as Plot Intensive 2-week Workshop – Tere Michaels
We’ll examine the difference between internal conflict and external trauma and how they can bring a reader closer to the character – or drive them away.
Writing Historical Romantic Suspense – Beth Henderson
Whether you want to change history (as alternative allows you to do in various ways, just jump in your time machine) or insert characters into an earlier era and give them a crime to deal with or a crime in the making if someone is hunting them, or use actual historical personages – or not – in a real historic mystery setting…well, this workshop will touch on them all.
Imagination in Overdrive: Save the Plot Challenge! – Beth Henderson
Have you ever completed a story or been partway through writing one when you realized “This just isn’t working as it should”?
Geeks & Fandom A 2-week Workshop
Val will take you on a journey so you learn what the buzz is about cosplay.
Scottish Highlands
The majesty and beauty of the Scottish Highlands provide many a backdrop for historical novels.
Ready, Set, Go
Have you tried to write a novel in 30 days? Failed every time at NaNoWriMo? Not this year…
Writing Suspense to Keeping Readers on the Edge of their Seats
Have you ever picked up a book, planning to read a chapter? Could you stop at one chapter? I have stayed up all night more than once because the writers had me in their clutches! Let’s look at editing away the stuff that doesn’t involve our readers to create that final draft readers can’t put down!
Writing Paranormal Romance
This 4-week workshop concentrates on love between the…er…species. Humans can fall in love with werebeings, vampires, elves, a member of the Fae, or…well, even one of the old gods! Percy Jackson’s parents were certainly from different camps.