Kick-start your story: Start writing the story you’ve always wanted, but didn’t know how to start.

PROSE Sessions

Saturdays 9:30 am – noon: January 30, February 27, March 6, April 3

The creative writing workshop will be based on the story workshop method, using reading, recall, exercises, visualization and writing. Participants will be required to read each others’ work as well as listen and provide verbal feedback in the form of questions. Anyone high school age or above, who would like to work on fully seeing and telling a story can participate. These workshops can help jumpstart the process. Maybe you’ve got a story in your head that you’ve been dying to tell. Maybe you’ve got a story, novel, play, script or screenplay you’d like to jumpstart. Come with a scene in mind. Leave with something on paper you can use to write the rest of the story, as well as a method for seeing and writing more.

About the Creative Writing Workshop Leader

Eduardo Cruz Eusebio is a former publisher-editor of magazines and newspapers. He has a Master’s degree in Creative Writing from Columbia College where he taught fiction using the Story Workshop Method. Over the years, he has mentored successful publishers and writers, and is an award-winning fiction writer with publications in literary journals and magazines. The Chicago Reader in their annual fiction edition published his award-winning short story “Disappear”. Ed is also a singer / songwriter/ producer in the band Venus By Air.

Details

When: Saturdays, 9:30am – noon

  • January 30, February 27, March 6, April 3

Where: On ZOOM – a link will be provided to registered participants

Suggested Donation:

  • 4 Class Creative Writing Program Suggested Donations: $40 for the general public / $30 donation for MBT members. Alternatively, $15 general/$10 MBT member per class with reservation as available.

Reservations are required to ensure a maximum class size of 10 and are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Contact Alex Yu to reserve your spot: creative.writing@mbtchicago.org

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