CLASSES
SPRING
2004
Constructing a Journey: Writing the Travel Narrative
For a travel narrative to be more than a collection of anecdotes and descriptions of passing scenery, it's crucial to weave together our impressions and research with a larger sense of what the trip might mean in our own lives. In this class we'll familiarize ourselves with the work of a number of contemporary writers such Pico Iyer and Gretel Ehrlich, who look at the inner and outer meanings of journeys. In class exercises we'll generate new writing and develop skills to blend observation with reflection.
HUGO HOUSE
1634 11th Ave, Seattle
www.hugohouse.org or 206 322-7030
SPRING 2004
Developmental Editing of Nonfiction
Part of the University of Washington's Certificate Program in Editing,
this class is designed for editors who wish to work on their nonfiction
editing skills.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
UW Extension
www.extension.washington.edu
WORKSHOPS
To Be Announced
READINGS
Steady
As She Goes: Women's Adventures At Sea
Third Place Books
January 7, 2004
Steady As She Goes: Women's Adventures at Sea
Elliott Bay Bookstore
1st and Main, Seattle
November 20, 7:30 pm
CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, READINGS
RECENTLY PUBLISHED: Steady As She Goes: Women's Adventures At Sea
NEW: "The Pirate Queen: In Search Of Grace O'Malley And Other Legendary Women Of The Sea"
Copyright © 2002 by Barbara Sjoholm