Literature & Writing
Why should you write your own obituary? Because no one knows you better than you do. Only you can truly capture who you are and how you wish to be remembered. You hold the full story—your triumphs, your missteps, and everything in between. Writing your own obituary not only ensures accuracy but also serves as a meaningful resource for future generations researching their family history. It can even double as the memoir you never got around to writing. Instructor: Hazel Domangue.
Share important events and memories from your own life in this writing workshop. Brainstorm and capture ideas and vivid details to create an engaging story. Instructor will support students with feedback and editing during the writing process. This class is designed to help students over 50 and veterans find their voice, clarify ideas, and write about inspirational and challenging moments to share with others. Instructor: Hazel Domangue. No class Jul 2.
A solid introduction to the genres, forms, and elements of fiction with an emphasis on writing for the commercial marketplace. Students will learn character, conflict, arc, plot, three-act structure, beats, scenes, setting, dialogue, and more. Students will write a short story for group critique. Instructor: Julie Castillo.