Utah author, Tiffany Rosenhan, joins CWP to talk about the ins and outs of being a traditionally published author, why writing is integral to the human experience, and how to grip your audience with suspenseful genres like thriller and horror.
Join the CWC for our workshop for Spanish/English bilinguals, La Llorona: Cultural Traditions in Horror, on November 1st, 2022! For that and all of our remaining 2022 workshops, visit the CWC website: http://www.slcc.edu/cwc/workshops.aspx
Tara speaks with the CWC's associate director, Claire Adams, along with the center's workshop coordinator, Lisa Donaldson, about a couple of this summer's workshop highlights -- travel and nature writing.
Find the CWC's workshops here: http://www.slcc.edu/cwc/workshops.aspx
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Have you ever wondered how your favorite musicians write songs? Join the CWP team for a discussion with the Community Writing Center's very own musicians and writers--Elisar Soueidi and Nalu Francis--to discover what goes on in the minds of musical creatives.
Content Warning: This episode contains discussion surrounding the issues of mental health and addiction. Listener discretion advised.
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In honor of National Novel Writing Month, a November pastime, the CWP team talk about the novel-writing and -consuming process, and share insights from several of the Salt Lake City area's most talented writers.
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The CWP team discusses how to discern poetry from prose, followed by an expert perspective given by Utah's Poet Laureate -- Paisley Rekdal.
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