June 24 - 29, 2012

Schedule 2012

Schedule for Paris Writers Workshop 2012
June 24
Sun
June 25
Mon
June 26
Tue
June 27
Wed
June 28
Thu
June 29
Fri
9 am to 12 noon Short Story - Tilghman
Poetry - Spivack

Creative Nonfiction - Schwartz
Novel - Chang

Children and Young Adult - McMullan

Short Story - Tilghman
Poetry - Spivack

Creative Nonfiction - Schwartz
Novel - Chang

Children and Young Adult - McMullan

Short Story - Tilghman
Poetry - Spivack

Creative Nonfiction - Schwartz
Novel - Chang

Children and Young Adult - McMullan

Short Story - Tilghman
Poetry - Spivack

Creative Nonfiction - Schwartz
Novel - Chang

Children and Young Adult - McMullan

Short Story - Tilghman
Poetry - Spivack

Creative Nonfiction - Schwartz
Novel - Chang

Children and Young Adult - McMullan

2 pm to 3 pm

2 to 3:30 pm

Tools of the Trade

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Samantha Chang, Kate McMullan, Kathleen Spivack, Christopher Tilghman

2 to 5 pm

Secrets of Getting Published

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Jami Bernard

2 to 3:15 pm

Literary Trends: The Takeover via Self-Publishing and E-Books -

Stephen Clarke, Mary Duncan, Gretel Furner

Welcome to the 21st Century: How To Use Blogs and Social Media to Your Advantage

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Sion Dayson, Adrian Leeds

 
3 pm to 5 pm 3:15 to 5 pm
How To Structure A Good Story: Beginnings, Middles, and Endings

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Jami Bernard

2 to 5 pm

Secrets of Getting Published

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Jami Bernard

3:30 to 4:30 pm
The Wide World of Nonfiction: From Memoir to Food to Travel

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Alec Lobrano, Mimi Schwartz, Thirza Vallois

3:15 to 4:45 pm

The Role of the Agent

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Paul Schmidtberger & our visiting Literary Agents

3:45 to 5:00 pm

Workshop Participants' Readings

5 pm to 7 pm

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6:30 to 8:00 PM

OPENING RECEPTION

5:30 pm

Literary Walks

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Led by Thirza Vallois

5:15 to 6:15 pm

Closing Reception

7 pm to 9 pm  

7 to 9:30 p.m.

PWW Author Readings at the American Library in Paris

   

7:00 pm
Closing Dinner
Bouillon Racine

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We reserve the right to modify the program as necessary.

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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