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This workshop will cover tips and techniques for writing a compelling memoir, personal essay or nonfiction historical narrative.
Using writing prompts and the work of other writers as a guide, we'll explore voice, structure, research and character development. By the end of the session, you’ll have some drafts to inspire you along your writing path.
Instructor bio: Lisa Lopez Snyder is an essayist and short story writer. Her pieces have been featured in 34th Parallel, Adelaide, The Raleigh Review, The Summerset Review, The Foliate Oak Literary Magazine, and other publications. Her essay, “In Transit,” won The Chattahoochee Review’s 2011 Lamar York Prize for Nonfiction and she was named the 2015 Carl Sandburg Writer-in-Residence. She received her MFA in creative writing at the University of South Carolina and went on to teach first-year writing at Dartmouth College. She is currently working on a memoir-in-essays about being a paper girl in Huber Heights, Ohio.
We provide access to the UAPL’s entire collection, as well as Internet and Wi-Fi. We also offer exciting youth and adult programs, book discussions, a large meeting room, and a Youth Department. Learn more about our services.
