National Writers' Conference - Finding the Energy: Structure, Story and Sentence
Sat
12
Sat 12 Sep 3:00 PM
The Wheeler Centre, Performance Space (Level 2, Ground Level)
Accessible Toilet
Auslan Interpretation may be available on request
Close Captioned
Hearing Loop
Quiet Space
Wheelchair Accessible
General Admission
60 Mins
September
We can think of energy in fiction as the force that keeps someone reading. For every work, this energy will be different: speed, suspense, strangeness, subtlety, mystery, rhythm or fearlessness, to mention just a few. Whatever your process, finding the right structure is often a question of learning to recognise where the energy is coming from. In this session, novelist and Faber Writing Academy Writing a Novel tutor Miles Allinson will examine the idea of energy. Through a variety of literary examples, explore ways of tapping the energy in your own work.
Presented in partnership with Faber Writing Academy
Purchase a Full Weekend Pass here.All details about accessibility options can be found on EWF website, here.
