Think Southern Gothic fiction has to be set in an abandoned Mississippi mansion? How about a nursing home in Butte, Montana, instead? If watching this book trailer video for Nance Van Winckel’s Ever Yrs doesn’t convince you, this Saturday, July 14th’s workshop at River of Grass just might. Check it out here.
Foreword Review’s 2017 Gold winner Tricia Booker, author of the brilliant memoir, The Place of Peace and Crickets, and Darlyn Finch Kuhn, author of Sewing Holes, a 2015 Royal Palm Literary Award First Place Novella winner, will team up on Saturday, August 25th, from 9 a.m. to noon at River of Grass to lead a workshop answering the age-old question: Do I tell my life story as literal truth, like Booker, or fictionalize it, like Kuhn?
$50. Click here to sign up for How to Write Your Life: Fact or Fiction.
From his website:
“Tim Gilmore writes about the haunted South.
He’s the creator of and sole writer at www.jaxpsychogeo.com, a project that explores place and catalogues the Southern Gothic at more than 400 locations in and around Jacksonville, Florida.”
Your Scribbler is tickled pink that Gilmore will join us on Saturday, July 14th from 2-5 p.m. when we explore Writing New Southern Gothic at River of Grass Writing Experience.
You know you don’t want to miss this.
Don’t make me come get you.
Southern Gothic Fiction is story-telling with a purpose. Learn more when you join us Saturday, July 14th from 2-5 p.m. for Writing New Southern Gothic at River of Grass Writing Experience.
For details and to sign up, click here: https://darlynfinchkuhn.com/river-of-grass-writing-experience/