Courses
African Indigenous Designs in Textile Arts
This course involves the manipulation of lines to create innovative designs that would be used for decorations. It also includes the adaptation of African indigenous motifs, signs, symbols, patterns, and art forms to develop African designs.
Read MoreA Soundtrack for Change
It has been suggested that every great movement – intellectual, philosophical and social –has been addressed through music. From Medieval Scholasticism to the Age of Enlightenment, Romantic Nationalism, and Democratic Socialism, music has a significant influence.
Read MoreAdvanced Methods in Portrait Drawing with Graphite
This class is for students who have a good grasp of portrait drawing but would like to challenge themselves in developing their facial drawing skills.
Read MoreAlfred Hitchcock's Pure Cinema and Film Noir
Alfred Hitchcock defined the concept of pure cinema, during his career in the time of silent films, developing ways to tell stories using only pictures. He stated that he was putting pieces of film together like notes of music in a melody.
Read MoreAnalogue Film Photography
This introductory studio course will cover the basics of how to use an analogue camera, including camera mechanics, exposure triangle and the in-camera light meter. We’ll discuss the history of photography up to current art practice.
Read MoreArt Now: An Introduction to Contemporary Visual Art
Art Now will examine contemporary visual art through a thematic framework. Students will gain exposure to a wide range of artists and practices while developing skills with which to unpack and analyze contemporary works of art.
Read MoreArtist Books
Artist books can be intimate, share ideas and hold memory. You will learn introductory book binding and folding methods to make your own artist books.
Read MoreBarrel House, Boogie Woogie, Honky Tonk and Stride
This series of lectures accompanied by live piano performances illustrate the rich history and evolution of piano music from the “Gay Nineties” to the blues traditions of New Orleans that were popular through the “Dirty 30s” and continue to be a soulful influence on the music today.
Read MoreBasic Design Principles
In partnership with Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD) - This studio course introduces students to fundamental design principles. These principles that underpin two dimensional space will be explored using typography, photography, and drawing.
Read MoreBasic Observational Drawing with Graphite
Using graphite, you will explore the elements of drawing through mark making, line, shape, texture and volume. We’ll study basic perspective, work towards understanding positive and negative space and understand how light and shade is applied on various forms and surfaces.
Read MoreBeatboxing, Live Looping and Vocal Triggering
A fun, interactive and informative introduction to the art form and culture of beatboxing and live-looping technology. Beatboxing is for everyone and anyone with a tongue, lips and lungs can do it!
Read MoreBeginner Guitar
You will learn to develop the basic guitar skills to set you on the path of achieving your musical goals.
Read MoreBillie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald
Two rival big bands with two legendary singers. Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald were at the top of their game and though their styles were polar opposites, the two became friends
Read MoreBuffy Sainte-Marie and Gordon Lightfoot
Buffy Sainte-Marie and Gordon Lightfoot both placed in the top five of CBC’s recent list of Greatest Canadian Songwriters of All Time. Explore their lives and their music to discover why these artists and their works continue to endure as legendary.
Read MoreCapture Better Smartphone Photos
Improve your composition skills by learning to capture and control light. Unleash your artistic potential using the medium that is transforming photography. Learn new techniques to take better nature, architecture, people and travel photos with your smartphone.
Read MoreCashing in on Your Photography
Photography is a fun and enjoyable hobby, but it can be a potential way to make money as well. Learn how your photo skills can translate into a side gig or even a full-time business.
Read MoreCattail Hat Weaving
In this course, the skill of basketry will be employed in hat-making to create a beautifully woven broad-brimmed hat.
Read MoreCedar Weaving Workshop
You will learn the many uses of cedar bark, the history of cedar bark weaving and the Indigenous protocols for harvesting the cedar bark.
Read MoreChronicling the Stories of Your Life
This workshop will encourage you to examine significant experiences and central themes in your life through short presentations, guided writing exercises, and small group discussions.
Read MoreClassics of Film Noir
What is film noir and why are we still fascinated by it? You will view clips from 6 classic film noir films from the key era of 1944 to 1958, starting with Double Indemnity, The Killers, Gilda, The Big Sleep, Out of the Past, and ending with Orson Welles' film, The Touch of Evil, all considered key films of the classic period.
Read MoreClassics of Film Noir II
In this follow-up to the Film Noir course offered this past fall, we will view clips from six classic film noir films from the years 1941 to 1949, starting with The Maltese Falcon, followed by Shadow of a Doubt, Mildred Pierce, Detour, The Blue Dahlia, and ending with Rudolph Maté's film, D.O.A., all considered key films of the classic period.
Read MoreClassics of Film Noir III
What is film noir and why are we still fascinated by it? In this course, you will view six classic film noir films from the key era of 1944 to 1958, including Black Angel (1946), Road House (1948), Kansas City Confidential (1952), The Hitch-Hiker (1953) and The Big Combo (1955).
Read MoreCollage: Ideas, Materials and Process
This class combines the use of collage and mixed media techniques with a free spirit of experimentation. We will be working from both our imaginations and observation of the natural world.
Read MoreCollage – Value, Colour and Design
This course will inspire you, whether you are just discovering the medium of collage or would like to add to your knowledge and skills. We will cover different approaches to collage using colour, surface treatments, typographic elements, photographs, found objects, ephemera and image transfer.
Read MoreColour Theory
Colour can be used to evoke emotion and change perception. This course begins with a brief history of colour theory, however the main objective is to apply colour theory to your practice.
Read MoreComics and Graphic Novels Studio
In partnership with Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD) - In this interdisciplinary workshop series for writers, artists, and designers, students will experiment with the comic medium as they explore the interplay between image and text, form and content.
Read MoreComposition and Light
Digital photography has made pressing the shutter release effortless. This fast-paced method can be a stumbling block to refining technical and artistic results. In this course you will build your picture step-by-step by layering your subject, light and composition. Assignments will focus on researching and implementing your ideas to generate signature work.
Read MoreContemporary Art Around the World
Since the 1980s, global artists, designers and architects have used their work to convey messages about who they are, where they come from, and which issues are impacting their communities.
Read MoreContemporary Chinese Brush Painting
This workshop is designed for people who are interested in the oriental painting medium. Both traditional and contemporary techniques of Chinese brush painting will be introduced. You will learn about Chinese ink, rice paper, colour, texture, composition, and the aesthetic principles of Chinese brush painting.
Read MoreCreating a Visual Workbook
Create a personalized piece of art while gaining a deeper understanding of your sources of inspiration.
Read MoreCreative Nonfiction: Writing from Everyday Life
Creative nonfiction employs the art of personal narrative to engage readers in stories from real life. It seeks to reflect the rich and multilayered details of lived experience.
Read MoreCreating Illustrated Children’s Books
This course will assist you in creating books for children aged one to eight. They can be fiction or non-fiction, read-aloud and/or early readers books. Students will learn about plot, content, heroes and villains, and themes that are age appropriate for their readers.
Read MoreCreative Writing: The Writer's Craft
Through online and in-class writing exercises, cross-genre readings and engaging discussion, you will explore everything from the structural integrity of the sentence and the symbolic unity of word sounds, to the archetypal patterns in narrative and verse form.
Read MoreDocumenting Your Legacy of Wisdom
This workshop will encourage you to examine and chronicle the personal values, beliefs, life lessons and achievements that have been particularly important to you through small group discussion and guided writing exercises.
Read MoreDrawing and Painting for Beginners
Acquire essential skills in the foundational components of drawing and painting, such as line, form, space, and colour.
Read MoreDrawing in the Urban Landscape
Drawing outdoors, in public spaces, presents numerous challenges such as overcoming the fear of being seen and observed.
Read MoreDrawing Basics
Through accessible hands-on exercises and projects in a range of drawing media, artist Connie Morey will support participants with the development of skills, confidence and individual creativity. Unleash your creative potential while drawing from life and imagination with pencil, charcoal, ink and watercolour pencils.
Read MoreDrawing for Absolute Beginners
In this fun, hands-on course, Victoria artist Trace Nelson will give you a working knowledge of drawing introducing a variety of different techniques and materials.
Read MoreDrawing Fundamentals
You will be introduced to the five basic skills of representational drawing. The focus will be on basic shapes and forms, architectural perspective, human figure, head structure and drawing from life.
Read MoreEditing Your Words
Editing your own writing can be difficult. In this course we will review the five major types of editing: content and developmental editing, structural editing, copy editing, line editing, and proofreading.
Read MoreEnvironmental Writing Workshop: Turning Knowledge into Feeling
In this four-day workshop, environmental journalist and author Arno Kopecky will discuss how to turn complex information into emotionally compelling narrative. Participants will dive into a range of current environmental writing, from advocacy journalism to op-eds and longform creative nonfiction.
Read MoreFabulous Fiction
Did you know that there are over 140 types of fiction? By the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of what goes into your novel of choice, and how to create a novel that readers will love.
Read MoreFocus on Composition
In this studio workshop, you will create four mini paintings of the same subject in a variety of compositions. You will also explore the elements of colour, contrast, juxtaposition and narrative.
Read MoreFrom Journal to Story: Using Life Experience to Create Fiction
Through writing exercises and discussion, participants will draw on their own lives and memories to find new story ideas, create compelling characters and write powerful and engaging stories for readers of all ages.
Read MoreFilm Noir Classics: The Deviant Genre
The course will provide an opportunity to analyze and discuss elements that make up film noir, and discover how a brief period of mostly B-movies become one of the most influential movements in film history.
Read MoreForest Drawing
This is a course for people willing to explore drawing as a way of connecting with nature. We will learn the simple drawing and observation techniques most useful for connecting to other life forms, and then we will go outside to practice them
Read MoreFundamentals of Perspective Drawing
Are you looking to better understand illustration and general representational art making? From still life to environmental spaces and basic human forms, this course will give you the tools to move forward with more accuracy and realism in your art making.
Read MoreGet Paid to Write What You Love
In this interactive course, we'll cover the myths on writing for pay, recognizing your passion and knowledge for profit, and ways to promote yourself online.
Read MoreGreat Adaptations - Classic Plays
Read classic plays and watch their film adaptations on your own schedule before meeting in person to discuss them. You will also have access to articles about the works studied, as well as readings about the art of adaptation.
Read MoreHard-boiled Fiction in Film Noir
What is film noir and why are we still fascinated by it? In this course, we'll study six classic film noir movies from 1942 to 1950 that came from the pens of hard-boiled writers such as Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett.
Read MoreHer Story: Women Making Art
We will focus on the work of women and gender nonconforming artists throughout western art history, spanning from the 1500s to our current day.
Read MoreHistory of Jazz Piano
In this course, we will explore the recordings and styles of history's famous artists like Diana Krall, Oscar Peterson, Mary Lou Williams, Bill Evans, Chick Corea and Marion McParland.
Read MoreHow to Listen to Classical Music
This course offers an in-depth tour of the workings of harmony, rhythm, melody, form and more, in easy-to-understand language for people without musical training.
Read MoreHow to Listen to Jazz
Ever wonder why your favorite jazz songs and artists might be different from the opinions of your friends and family? Do you think a deeper understanding of jazz might enhance your enjoyment of the music?
Read MoreHow to Write a Song
Veteran songwriter Jan Randall reveals how to unlock your creativity in this hands-on group music workshop series.
Read MoreHow to Write Fast-Paced Novels
Writing novels like thrillers and mysteries require a fast pace combined with strong characters, believable situations and plenty of twists and turns. This four part course includes detailed handouts as well as in-class and take home assignments.
Read MoreIntermediate Guitar
Join a musical community with fun jam-sessions mixed with practical instruction on technique, repertoire building and relevant music theory.
Read MoreIntroduction to Collage
This course will inspire you, whether you are just discovering the medium of collage or are looking to add to your knowledge and skills. We will cover different approaches to collage using colour, surface treatments, typographic elements, photographs, found objects, ephemera and image transfer. No experience is required, just your enthusiasm!
Read MoreIntroduction to Digital Photography
Learn how to get the best possible photographs from your digital camera and find out what all those mysterious buttons and settings really do!
Read MoreIntroduction to Letterpress Printing
Using the Mearns Centre – McPherson Library’s special collections of letterpress printing presses, learn to hand-set metal and wood type, mix ink, and use letterpress printing presses in this hands-on, technical course.
Read MoreIntroduction to Music Theory: Level I
This course will cover the basic rudiments of classical music theory, dealing with rhythm, time signatures, clefs and staff notation, scales and keys.
Read MoreIntroduction to Portrait Drawing with Graphite
In this introductory course, we will explore the complex topic of portrait drawing and break it down into manageable concepts. With easy-to-follow exercises, we’ll examine the face in sections and focus on understanding how to get more accurate proportions.
Read MoreIntroduction to Voice Acting
In this series of four online workshops, LA-based voice actor Erin Fitzgerald will introduce students to the basics of voice acting. Participants will learn how to apply theatre experience to behind-the-mic acting.
Read MoreImage Transfer
Learn a range of techniques to transfer your photographs onto printmaking paper, acrylic skins and other surfaces that be can incorporated into your paintings, collage or mixed media artwork.
Read MoreInhale: Recovering Indigenous Medicines Through Storytelling
Led by renowned Tłı̨chǫ Dene author Richard Van Camp, this course will explore the power of storytelling in recovering family medicines. Through a series of lectures, readings, workshops and interviews with Indigenous artists, actors, storytellers and writers, students will be invited to consider the power of their own stories: personal, familial and community-based.
Read MoreIntroduction to English Country Dancing
An Introduction to English Country Dance moves and music. Your will learn the basic moves, vocabulary, and some history of these Jane Austin era dances selected from: The Playford Ball: 103 Early English Country Dances.
Read MoreiPhone as an Artist Tool
With an iPhone/iPad and a few choice apps you can push your photographs beyond the ordinary to the extraordinary.
Read MoreIslamic Geometry Patterns
Dive into the mesmerizing world of Islamic Geometry Patterns. Over the course of this immersive study, participants will uncover the historical significance, mathematical precision, and aesthetic beauty of traditional Islamic designs.
Read MoreJoni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen
Two Canadian folk music icons that changed the course of musical history on the world scene: one, a prairie girl with small town roots; the other from the Jewish community in Montreal.
Read MoreKeeping a Sketchbook for Travel and Fun
In this six-week course, Victoria artist Trace Nelson will demonstrate various techniques for keeping a travel sketchbook.
Read MoreLet's Sing! Level 1
This is a course for anyone wanting to learn to sing. We will concentrate on the fundamentals of vocal technique, and work on developing good breath control and proper placement of the voice.
Read MoreLet's Sing! Level 2
This course follows Let's Sing Level 1. We will continue to build on basic vocal techniques, and we will learn how to take and support breath correctly, and use resonance to improve vocal quality
Read MoreListening to the Music of Urban Landscapes
In this workshop, we will discuss different ways of listening and our experience of sound in an urban landscape.
Read MoreLost and Found: A Field Guide
Join us for an immersive workshop by interdisciplinary artist Laurel Terlesky. Dive deep into sensory awareness exercises, mindful walking and navigational mapping as we navigate the urban terrain.
Read MoreLow Impact Basketry
In addition to hands-on learning of basketry techniques, we will consider ethical/sustainable collection of basketry materials. Using non-native, and non-endemic, plant species (previously collected by the instructor) you will be supported through the process of making a beautiful woven object.
Read MoreMapping with Thread
Through three hands-on mapping projects, participants will learn hand sewing, embroidery, how to use dissolvable fabric and techniques for mapping through removal. The maps will begin with each person’s own life and will be inspired by contemporary textile art and how mapping is used in society and in art.
Read MoreMemoir: How to Write Your Own Life Story
You are the main character in your life story, and it's a story that needs to be told. This course will encourage you to have your story heard.
Read MoreMiracle Numbers in Music
Explore the fundamental nature of music through the lens of mathematics and physics. No previous experience required.
Read MoreMusic for the People
When society controls, promotes, consumes, restricts, enables, or imposes a music narrative on its people, music and musicians have no choice but to respond to the challenge.
Read MoreNatural Light Portraiture Made Easy
Learn how to photograph people on location. If you have wanted to learn the professional secrets to getting a great portrait then this class is for you.
Read MoreNavigating the Novel
If you want to write a novel but you're unsure of how to pull it all together, this 14-hour course will guide you through everything you need to know to complete your first draft!
Read MoreOpera in High Definition
In this course we will look at a broad selection of opera favourites from the Baroque period through Verdi with an emphasis on fantastic singers in their roles.
Read MoreOpera Live and in High Definition
If you missed the first three sessions of this course in the fall but would like to join this term's classes, we have a few remaining spaces! Go beyond Pacific Opera Victoria’s season and explore two of the Metropolitan Opera’s 2020 high definition broadcasts, as well as one of the remaining operas in POV's repertoire.
Read MorePainting Colour and Space
In this studio course you will address painting fundamentals. You will develop an understanding of colour, line and form.
Read MorePainting: Creative Responses
Come explore a variety of approaches to painting, using traditional and non-traditional materials, tools, techniques. The goal is to continue your development of a personalized imagery.
Read MorePhotography Plus: Understand Your Camera and Improve Your Photos
Do you love photography, but aren't always happy with your photographs, be they family, travel, landscape or other? This course will cover the basics of camera use and composition, and how to improve the photographs you want to take.
Read MoreRomancing the Keyboard
Learn what sub-genre works best for you and how to create a great story line. Discover the importance of settings, character development and satisfying the reader. Learn about tropes and how to use them, as well as creating tension through action and dialogue
Read MoreRoom Without a Trace: Projection Possibilities and Installation Art
What are the possibilities of projection art? Can a room be filled without leaving a trace? In a time of materials and waste considerations, projection art offers a way to create an immersive space.
Read MoreScreenwriting
This course is for anyone who loves movies and is interested in learning what it takes to write a screenplay. Film is a visual media, but it all starts with a great idea and a well-written script.
Read MoreSelf-publishing Your Book
In this course, we'll study how the book publishing industry has changed, where the money goes, how to organize your book, where to publish, who to use for help (editors, illustrators, proofreaders) and why you need an online presence.
Read MoreSentimental Affects: Textiles, Wearable Art and Urban Life
This lively and informative presentation is designed to encourage you to think deeply about textiles and the role they play in shaping not only our own lives but also the urban landscape.
Read MoreScreenwriting for Features, TV and Streaming Services
The screenwriting market has changed; streaming services have eclipsed the studios.
Read MoreShort Shorts
This course focuses on micro, flash and short shorts from 100 to 2,000 words. You’ll also learn where to submit your short stories.
Read MoreSongwriting: An Introduction
"Without a song, the road would never end...". Whether you are a musician, singer, composer or author, the world may be waiting to hear your song!
Read MoreSoundscape Appreciation and Creation
When we stop listening to our environment and only hear it, we begin to miss the beauty and magic of life. In this immersive workshop you will learn how to listen to experimental sound art and soundscapes through soundwalking, sound collecting and intro audio editing.
Read MoreStory Telling Workshop
In this workshop you will discover how to develop personal stories and what to look for in traditional ones. Learn to prepare for a storytelling session: memorizing, pacing, creating characters, adding props and music, and exploring all avenues to create a great story. Learn how stories can be a powerful tool in education, research and healing.
Read MoreSymphonic Masterpieces
Each lecture corresponds with a different concert selected from the Victoria Symphony’s 2020 Masterworks series including such works as Tchaikovsky's Pathetique and Mahler's 3rd Symphony. Through guided listening and class discussion, you will learn how to listen to the form, instrumentation and style of the selected works.
Read MoreTaking Great Travel Photos with Your iPhone/iPad
This course covers: which apps to use and when; how to plan your itinerary with specific photo destinations; how to produce stunning 360-degree panoramas; and the creation of watercolour-style artwork images for cards
Read MoreThe 8-Week Photo Club v 6.0
The 6th iteration of this evolving course pursues a theme of images in our midst − atmospheric, relatable, created largely in-camera.
Read MoreThe Art of Type
In partnership with Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD) - This design studio course is an introduction to the potential and expressive qualities of contemporary typography.
Read MoreThe Artful Photograph
Think analog, act digital is the rallying cry of this creative photography course. You will examine new methods of modulating tone, focus and composition – each which can be achieved in-camera without extensive post-editing.
Read MoreThe Emotional Language of Music
Why does music affect our moods and control us the way that it does? This course demonstrates and explains the connections we have with songs and recordings and breaks down how they reach us on such deep, emotional levels.
Read MoreThe Life and Times of Bob Dylan
Is Bob Dylan a poet or a songwriter? Did he nearly die in a 1966 motorcycle accident? What do his lyrics mean? There are more questions than answers about the enigmatic Mr. Zimmerman, but the only things that do matter are his music and his lyrics.
Read MoreThe Poetry Workshop
This ten-week poetry workshop will equip you with the foundational tools of the craft through in-class writing exercises, readings, discussion, and workshop.
Read MoreTravel and Street Photography Basics
How do I learn to overcome shyness when photographing people? Why are my landscape photos pale and lifeless? How do I select photos for Instagram presentations or printed travel photo albums?
Read MoreThrough a Woman's Lens: Writing with Photographs
This course offers a toolkit for all writers in a piece of creative nonfiction writing. You will explore the work of various women photographers and historians and discuss why photographs are important to them.
Read MoreType and Image Studio
In partnership with Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD) - Students will explore the relationship between type and image across print and digital media.
Read MoreUnderstanding Light in Photography
Light is photography’s visual vocabulary, used to convey what we see in our viewfinders. It shapes our subject aesthetically while also influencing mood in a subliminal context.
Read MoreUrban Sketching
Celebrate spring in Victoria with on-location drawing. You will learn some basic drawing techniques and ways to approach drawing on location.
Read MoreUrban Spaces in Place-Based Fiction
Through lectures, writing exercises and workshops, you will develop a more intimate understanding of the urban spaces that are significant to you and leave the sessions with a draft of your own place-based fiction.
Read MoreVictorian Medievalism Walking Tour
This walking tour will introduce you to tangible manifestations of the 19th century medieval revival movement in Victoria, B.C.
Read MoreVoice of the Drum Workshop
In this online workshop you will learn how to make your own drum using the supplies provided.
Read MoreWatercolour for Beginners Workshop
This course introduces novice painters to watercolour painting. We will review everything from the correct side of the paper to use, to how to hold a brush, how to clean your brushes, how to mix pigments together to create an abundance of colour choices, and washes (wet on dry and wet on wet).
Read MoreWatercolour for Beginners: Level 2
This course will build upon the Watercolour for Beginners workshop offered by Joanne Thomson. There will be emphasis on experimenting with composition and balance, using line and colour, as well as strategies and tips for moving to a larger format.
Read MoreWestern Art History: The Greatest Hits
A survey-style lecture class to explore the depth and context behind some of the most well-known artworks in Western art history. We will discuss Michelangelo's David, van Gogh's Sunflowers, and Frida Kahlo's self-portraits.
Read MoreWrite Now! A Creative Writing Survey
This course gives both new and experienced writers the opportunity to examine and experiment with a variety of literary forms. There will be in-class writing and suggested weekly assignments to nurture the writing genie!
Read MoreWrite with Feeling!
Create a story filled with emotion that immerses the reader firmly in a believable world of your creation. You’ll learn how to gently incorporate all the senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch to create a vivid world for your characters and story.
Read MoreWriter's Bootcamp
Take your story idea from a thought to having a solid plot, outline, timeline and great characters. You will gain a better understanding of what your story will look like, what you need to finish it and a basic understanding of editors, proofreaders, agents and publishers.
Read MoreWriting and Publishing Fiction for Kids and Teens
This 3-day intensive creative writing course focuses on writing and publishing early chapter books, middle grade novels, and young adult novels.
Read MoreWriting a Memoir - Step by Step
You will learn the step by step process to write a successful memoir. The course contains eight lessons that will prepare your mind, organize your thoughts and motivate you to write.
Read MoreWriting for Children: Advanced
For those who have completed the Writing for Children course, this advanced level course offers a deeper exploration focusing on language, style, content, character and conflict, as well as the editing and submission processes.
Read MoreWriting for Children: Releasing the Child Within
Do you long to write picture books for children or stories for young adults, but don’t know where to start? Join us in exploring the delicate art of writing compelling stories in few words.
Read MoreWriting From Photographs
The photographs we keep or admire can offer rich and insightful material for non-fiction writers. Photographs are intriguing; they are images and objects that can be used as writing prompts, story-telling devices or evidence of the past.
Read MoreWriting Historical Fiction
Do you know of an unsung hero from the past? Are you a fan of historical fiction and do you long to create your own narratives? In this class, we will focus on finding stories from the past that are crying out to become compelling historical fiction.
Read MoreWriting Your Sacred Story
This class provides an opportunity for writers at all levels to engage in the practice of spiritual memoir.
Read MoreWriting Words that Dance Across the Page
How should you describe a fall off a chair, a saunter down a street or an explosion of anger? In this course, you will learn the connection between our bodies and language.
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