Hello! This week’s Writer’s Cramp will be at the Spring Creek Coffee shop on SE McLoughlin in Milwaukie.
Starts at 6! Bring $ for a cuppa or a snack. (Gotta be good customers.) See you there!
May 4, 2011
This Week’s Class: At Spring Creek Coffee in Milwaukie
By Taylor
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Fall is for Writing!
Ok, so I haven't been able to secure a decent location for a writing class, BUT...I have been busy! I am on the planning team for WORDSTOCK and it's coming up! If you are a Word Nerd, like me, you should check it out. October 6-9. Click the Red Chair below for info!
In other news, I will soon be contributing Craft Columns for LitReactor, a new writing site coming out October 1, 2011 from the folks that brought you The Cult, Chuck Palahniuk's fan site and writing site.
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Past Lessons & Posts
- Trust Issues: A column about unreliable narrators on @LitReactor
- Get Descriptive with me & C. Dickens on @LitReactor
- New Post on @LitReactor – A Discussion of Nonlinear Narrative Structure
- Cliffhangers – The literary kind, not the Stallone kind…well actually, a little Stallone & Durango!
- Get Cramped with LitReactor – NaNoWriMo Plot Generating Ideas
- October is Word Nerd Month
- Wordstock Fiction Contest – Judged by Aimee Bender!
- Light & Inspired – Just for Fun
- This Week’s Class: At Spring Creek Coffee in Milwaukie
- Book Day 2011-April 23rd
- What Do Poets Know: Part One-Rhyme
- First PDX Writer’s Cramp Class-4/21/11
- Looking for a new home for Writer’s Cramp
- NaNoWriMo PDX Yada Yada Yada
- Writer’s Cramp goes to Portland
- Fiction Writing Lesson 5: Word Choice and Vocabulary
- Fiction Writing Lesson 4: Point of View
- Fiction Writing Lesson 3: Character
- Glossary of Lit Terms
- Fiction Writing Lesson 2: Plot
- Fremont Universe Article
- Reading for Thursday’s Class
- Fiction Writing Lesson 1: Setting
- Doing the ‘To Do’ List (via Mum Writes Books)
- NO CLASS this week, but here’s your homework for 9/16
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- Get Descriptive with me & C. Dickens on @LitReactor « Writer's Cramp on Cliffhangers – The literary kind, not the Stallone kind…well actually, a little Stallone & Durango!
- Get Descriptive with me & C. Dickens on @LitReactor « Writer's Cramp on New Post on @LitReactor – A Discussion of Nonlinear Narrative Structure
- New Post on @LitReactor – A Discussion of Nonlinear Narrative Structure « Writer's Cramp on Cliffhangers – The literary kind, not the Stallone kind…well actually, a little Stallone & Durango!
- New Post on @LitReactor – A Discussion of Nonlinear Narrative Structure « Writer's Cramp on October is Word Nerd Month
Crampy Tweets
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May 21st, 2011 at 12:10 pm
Hi Taylor:
This is fabulous! Wow–I’m so happy to see that you are doing so well. I just saw your comment on my blog (because I am technologically inept) and was thrilled to get an update. Email me sometime (I’m still at the hamilton address) so we can catch up! –Tina