About this Event
Friday, November 13
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Treat yourself to a morning of easy and inspiring writing! Learn about what distinguishes a vignette from a very short story, and practice this written form just for the pure fun of it. Or you can practice vignette writing as an important foundation skill for all your writing projects.
Emily Carr was a master of noticing vignettes, and she brought them to life with exquisite details. Whether you’re a terrified beginner, or an experienced writer, join us to spend a morning in Emily Carr’s shoes and create short pieces of writing that will delight you.
New and repeat participants are welcome!
About Your Instructor
Sue Scott, BA, MSc, has been an adult educator for over 40 years and she has studied the craft of writing for over 20 years. Sue considers Robert McKee’s principles of STORY to be a foundational writing influence, and she is a four-time PAGE International Screenwriting Awards finalist and two-time Nicholl quarterfinalist. Sue is delighted to be revisiting her earlier passion for short story writing, and she welcomes all writers into a supportive writing space. Sue’s workshops are fun, informative, and inspired by life’s magic.
Event venue & nearby stays
Carr House National Historic Site, 207 Government Street, Victoria, Canada
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