Friends, please tell your Friends -- my new writing workshop, THE INNER WORLD OF WRITING, starts February 2nd. Im excited! Check it out: THE INNER WORLD OF WRITING This workshop provides a safe, creatively exciting place for writers to confront -- and overcome -- the psychological obstacles that can stunt any writer’s creativity: anxiety, self-criticism, loss of purpose, fear of failure, competitive frustration, disorganization, procrastination. You will be encouraged to share your personal concerns with an engaged group of respectful peers. The workshop also focuses on 4 key skills that will nurture your creativity: Work Habits - how to find a work rhythm that’s natural for you Self-Talk - how to turn your Inner Critic into a collaborator Feedback - how to thrive on criticism (not be traumatized by it) Freedom - how to be true to your own unique imagination Writers of every prose genre are welcome: playwriting, fiction, and nonfiction (any narrative form, such as memoir, biography, family history). Group time is managed VERY carefully, guaranteeing each person equal time to speak and guaranteeing that each weeks topic and exercises are fully covered and understood. This workshop meets on Mondays, 7-10 pm at Studios 353 (353 W. 48th St. NYC): February 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd March 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd Cost: $250 for the eight-week workshop. A writing sample is required for admission. How to Apply: To apply for the workshop, please email a 2-3 page writing sample to Andrew Heinze at: andrewheinze@andrewheinze (Please do not send more than three pages; please use 12 pt. font.) I will contact you promptly to let you know if the workshop is suited to you at this point in your writing career. Questions about the workshop? Feel free to message me here. Workshop leader Andrew R. Heinze is a widely respected writer and teacher. In his 25 years of professional teaching experience, he has guided students of all ages, backgrounds and levels of experience. He loves teaching and learns right along with his students. He has also served as a personal consultant and advisor on plays, novels, and nonfiction books. Andrews books have won such distinctions as Publishers Weekly Best Books (2004) and Finalist for the National Jewish Book Award; his essays have appeared in many journals, magazines and newspapers, including the San Francisco Chronicle and the Wall Street Journal; his plays have been produced across the U.S. and won numerous national competitions. Education: B.A. Amherst College; M.A. & Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley. Website: andrewheinze andrewheinze/ARHeinze/Writing_Workshop.html
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