Welcome to the Paris Writers' Workshop 2012
The 22nd Paris Writers' Workshop invites you to be a part of one of the most respected (and fun!) creative writing workshops of its kind. Join us from June 24–29 for a week rich in opportunities to fine-tune your writing with our outstanding faculty, work in an intensive and friendly environment, stay current on literary trends (such as self-publishing, eBooks, and the use of blogs and social media), receive step-by-step information on how to get published, meet literary agents, become a member of the PWW community, and enjoy summer in the City of Light!
Early registration is advised as spaces are filled in on a first-come basis. To demonstrate our commitment to you and your writing, we have increased the number of additional lectures, panels, and social events to enhance your creativity and writing skills – without changing the fee from the 2010 rate. That’s right, no increase! Register before April 30, 2012 to take advantage of this offer.
We look forward to seeing you this June and offer our best wishes for an inspiring workshop.
Download your PWW 2012 Registration Form.
To join our mailing list, contact us at: pww@wice-paris.org
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Mission Statement
The Paris Writers Workshop is committed to providing top-level instruction in master classes taught by well-known, published Writers-in-Residence. The PWW has established an international reputation for excellence and for creating a supportive community that respects diverse voices. Both new and established writers are welcome.
The Paris Writers' Workshop is a special event organized by WICE, a non-profit association serving the anglophone community of Paris. Founded in 1978, WICE continues to offer innovative, educational courses and programs to its members.
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Our Celebrated Faculty
We are pleased to welcome a team of award-winning writers: Samantha Chang (Novel), Kate McMullan (Writing for Children/Young Adults), Mimi Schwartz (Nonfiction), Kathleen Spivack (Poetry) , and Christopher Tilghman (Craft of Fiction).
Our Writers-in-Residence possess not only talent and command of the craft, but also have a gift for teaching and years of experience in creative-writing workshops so that they can provide the PWW student community with the tools and guidance needed to shape their manuscripts and skills in practical and rewarding ways.
