Writing Class: From Past to Page: Crafting Personal Narratives
Writing Class: From Past to Page: Crafting Personal Narratives
In Person. This immersive nonfiction workshop welcomes writers of all levels, offering a comprehensive exploration from idea generation to crafting, drafting, and revising a polished personal narrative. This workshop delves into the intricacies of personal storytelling, providing practical skills, tools, and insights. Weekly readings, craft lessons, and hands-on workshops will enrich your understanding of nonfiction writing. By the end, you will walk away with at least one polished piece and an understanding of the next steps toward publication. This inclusive space invites seasoned writers and beginners alike to connect with a supportive community who have a passion for storytelling. Join us for a unique opportunity to tap into the full range of your voice and narrative.
Instructor:Aly Tadros
Aly Tadros is a native Texan-turned-New Yorker, former touring songwriter, and trauma-informed facilitator. She holds a BA in Creative Writing from The New School and is currently pursuing an MFA in Creative Nonfiction at Queens College, where she also teaches writing. Her dynamic live performances have garnered national acclaim, earning recognition from the Village Voice as one of the “Best Live Shows to Catch in NYC” and a Critics Pick by the Austin Chronicle, Seattle Weekly, and American Songwriter, among others. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Interview Magazine, Narratively, The Modern Love Podcast, and elsewhere.