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Life Writing Workshop

Course summary.

A friendly, informative course focusing on how to start writing an autobiography or biography. Includes fundamental story-telling elements, creative exercises and constructive feedback.

This course covers a wide range of topics, beginning with how to get started, then brainstorming topics, analysing autobiographical articles, discussing various forms of life writing and a look at overall structure, editing and possible publication.

• Session 1: Sharing stories
• Session 2: Getting started
• Session 3: Awakening memory
• Session 4: Story-telling elements
• Session 5: Research
• Session 6: Structure and editing

Megan Waters has been teaching creative and autobiographical writing courses for the past 15 years. She is an avid reader, who wrote her first story at age 10 about finding gold at the end of the rainbow. Since then, she has written articles, short fiction, poetry and personal narratives.

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Wednesday, 31st january - 6 classes.

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Kickstart Your Memoir

Have you always wanted to write a memoir, but haven’t been sure where to start? This 8-week course is designed to kickstart your narrative momentum, so that you can really get stuck into the memoir you have been dreaming of writing.

7.00 – 9.00pm Thursdays, 8 June – 17 August 2023

EOFY sale price: $616/ $523.60 alumni Normally $816/ $ 693.60 alumni

Writing your life story can be an incredibly powerful and moving journey for an aspiring writer to go on. We want to make sure you have help along the way, finding a space where you can generate new ideas and map out a plan for getting words on the page.

Working with acclaimed memoirist and widely-respected writing tutor, Dr Lee Kofman, you will look at successful examples of the genre. You’ll learn how to shape life stories into gripping narratives, and yourselves and the people in your lives into compelling characters, with a focus on where to begin – parsing through research, diaries and remembered events, to start forming initial chapters.

Each weekly session will have a different focus, and will include both theory and writing exercises to assist you in developing your skills – both practical and critical – in writing your memoir.

Collaborating with Dr Lee Kofman and your fellow students, you will bring work into the classroom to share and develop within the group.

It’s not all about beginnings: this course will finish with a look towards the future, thinking about practical strategies to keep you going on with your manuscript.

By the end of the course you will have:

• Gained an understanding of the important elements and techniques of memoir writing;
• Bolstered your abilities and interest in writing nonfiction in a friendly environment;
• Received constructive feedback on your writing, so that you can measure your improvement.

Your course includes:

• A complimentary copy of a recent A&U publication
• On completion of the course, alumni discounts on future Faber Writing Academy courses and books from the Allen & Unwin website.

Dr Lee Kofman is a Russian-born, Israeli-Australian author of three fiction books and two memoirs, including Imperfect (Affirm Press, 2019), which was shortlisted for the Nib Literary Award, and The Dangerous Bride (Melbourne University Press, 2014), co-editor of Rebellious Daughters (Ventura Press, 2016) and editor of Split (Ventura Press, 2019), which was longlisted for the…

Session 1: Thursday 8 June: Finding your story. We’ll learn how to ‘slice’ our complex, multifaceted lives in order to find the focus for our memoir, and how to get started on exploring our theme.

Session 2: Thursday 15 June: Developing writer’s voice. We’ll work on helping you to develop or hone your unique voice, and to finetune it so that it fits the particular story you wish to tell.

Session 3: Thrusday 22 June: Turning yourself and others into compelling characters. You may know yourself and the people in your life well, but how do you make yourself and others known, and interesting, to readers who never met you? This is what we’ll learn here.

COURSE BREAK

Session 4: Thursday 20 July: Shaping your story. This week we’ll learn about some common structures of memoir and various strategies to help you find the shape that fits your story best.

Session 5: Thursday 27 July: Shaping your opening pages. Today’s readers have little patience and a writer’s task is to capture their attention as well as to declare the story’s stakes from the very start of their memoir. We’ll learn strategies about how to do this and you’ll practice writing your own beginnings.

Session 6: Thursday 3 August: ‘Real time’ writing . What is a strong scene? What are the best ways to approach descriptions of action and dialogue, especially considering that our memories are fickle and often only partial? This week we’ll tackle the ethics and craft of writing ‘real time’ in memoir.

Session 7: Thursday 10 August: Vivid writing . One of the paradoxes of writing is that the more specific it is the more universal it is in its appeal. We’ll learn how to be specific in our descriptive prose without being tedious, and how to use specificity to convey the emotional truth of our story and move our readers.

Session 8: Thursday 17 August: Sustainable Work Practices. Writing a memoir can take years. This week we’ll learn strategies that will help you to sustain your motivation, convince your muses to visit more often and to complete your work as efficiently as possible.

“A wealth of information on, and inspiration for, writing memoir. We were guided and supported in our own writing at all times and feedback was individualised and extremely helpful. Highly engaging and inspirational.”

“Outstanding, positive and energetic. Lee is a delightful, engaging and rigorous teacher who makes everything interesting!”

“Lee Kofman is the beating heart of this course. She is an inspirational teacher. After each workshop I found myself excited about writing.”

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Upcoming classes

Deepening Your Work Through Revision , 6 hours ONLINE workshop via Queensland Writers’ Centre, 18 November.

Introduction to Narrative Nonfiction, ONLINE workshop for Moreton Bay Library, 20 January.

Creating Compelling Characters , 2 hours workshop, Sunshine library, Melbourne, 24 February 2024. More details to come.

Introduction to Creative Nonfiction , 1.5 hours workshop, Camberwell Library, Melbourne, 26 February 2024. More details to come.

Developing Writer’s Voice , 3 hours workshop, Eltham library, Melbourne, 3rd March 2024. More details to come.

Writing Emotions , 2.5 hours workshop, Geelong library, Victoria, 20 April 2024. More details to come.

Kickstart Your Memoir , 8 weeks ONLINE course via Faber Academy, starts on 2 May 2024.

Narrative Pace in Fiction & Creative Nonfiction , ONLINE 3 hours workshop via Writers SA, 28 July 2024. More details to come.

PERMANENT ONLINE COURSES

Write What Makes You Blush – for memoir writers at all levels, via Kill Your Darlings .

Developing Your Voice in Fiction and Nonfiction – for writers at all levels, via Writing NSW .

Mastering Emotional Honesty – for writers of fiction and creative nonfiction at all levels, via Kill Your Darlings .

Introduction to Memoir – a short (and cheap!) webinar via Writers Victoria.

Building Sustainable Writing Practices – for writers at all levels and in all genres, via Kill Your Darlings .

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Writing Workshops, Events 2024

Patti Miller offers a range of weekly and weekend courses in Sydney, Melbourne and the Blue Mts as well as classes in other locations in Australia and overseas. Any individual or group may contact [email protected] to arrange a course. We will send you an Organiser’s Leaflet with information including fees. Specialised life writing courses for particular interest groups such as Indigenous organisations, senior citizens, women’s centres, environmental groups and refugee centres, can be arranged. Class size is limited to 12 participants.

Courses offered include:

Life Writing : an inspiring and practical introduction to autobiographical writing. It looks at accessing memory, voice, evoking detail, scene and structure.

Memoir (Advanced Life Writing, or Masterclass) : a follow-up course, extending and adding to writing skills. It explores issues such as narrative voice and structure, the difficulties of truth telling and pushing the limits of memoir.

Writing the Senses : for both non-fiction and fiction writers. It reveals how to build scene, character and narrative through creating the sight, sound, smell, taste and texture of the world.

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Writers Festival : Writers at the Woolshed Date: 20th/21st April Location: Wagga Wagga Bookings & Info: Email for Info and bookings 

Last Writing Workshop for 2023

Title: Start to Write Topic: Memoir and creative non-fiction Date/Time: Fri 4th Nov Length: 1 day, 10 am – 4 pm Presented by: Faber Academy Location:  A&U Building, St Leonards, Sydney Bookings & Info: More Info and Enrolments

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Paris Memoir 2024 now taking bookings and is filling fast.

London October Workshop 2024  not yet available

February – Sydney

Title: Writing True Stories – in person Topic: Memoir and creative non-fiction Date/Time: 2nd Feb – 14th June Length: 18 weeks, Fr 10 am – 1pm Presented by: Faber Academy Location:  A&U Building, St Leonards, Sydney Bookings & Info: More Info and Enrolments

October – Paris 2024

Title: Memoir Writing Topic:  Craft and Issues of Memoir Date/Time: 11th – 25th Oct,  10 am – 1 pm Classes + Afternoon consultations Presented by: Better Read Tours Location: Paris Info: Further info and bookings 

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Memoir Writing with Amra Pajalic - No charge

A hands on practical workshop where participants will be introduced to the concepts required to write a successful memoir and receive critiques on their extracts from award-winning author and memoirist Amra Pajalic. Participants will write stand-alone chapters to submit for publication in order to develop their literary portfolio. They will also learn how to adapt narrative writing techniques to memoir, and incorporate memoir writing techniques in order to develop a satisfying narrative arc. We are fortunate again to partner with Creative Brimbank and through their Art Spaces Activation Partnership program bring this writing series to our community.

Session 1: All About Memoir

What are the features and expectations of memoir, memoir writing techniques (composites, timeline compression, name changes, dialogue, point of view, tense)

Session 2: Structure

Delve into the structure of chapters, stand-alone pieces and overall narrative arc of a book length memoir.

Session 3 : Writing Process and Publication

Common writing obstacles:

• researching,
• protecting yourself and others during the writing process,
• supports to help you keep writing,
• finding your brand,

Session 4: Submitting

Process of submitting stand-alone chapters and extracts to develop publication portfolio, submitting completed books to agents and publishers.

Workshops are Thursday, 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd June from 7.00pm to 8.30pm.

You only need to register for Session 1 to attend all 4 sessions.

Numbers limited, bookings essential. Light refreshments included

About Amra Pajalić Amra Pajalić is an award-winning author, an editor and teacher who draws on her Bosnian cultural heritage to write own voices stories for young people, who like her, are searching to mediate their identity and take pride in their diverse culture. Amra Pajalić won the 2009 Melbourne Prize for Literature's Civic Choice Award for her debut novel The Good Daughter . The anthology she co-edited, Growing up Muslim in Australia (Allen and Unwin, 2014), was shortlisted for the 2015 Children's Book Council of the year awards and her memoir Things Nobody Knows But M e (Transit Lounge, 2019) was shortlisted for the 2020 National Biography Award.

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Start your memoir during Senior’s Month!

Join author Dr Sian Prior for this workshop introducing you to some of the key skills and decisions involved in crafting an engaging memoir. Topics covered include which stories to share (or leave out), writing voice, characterisation of real people, and more.

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About the Presenter

Dr Sian Prior is a writer, broadcaster and writing teacher. She has been a presenter on ABC Radio Melbourne, Radio National and ABC Classic, and has taught creative writing at RMIT for over a decade. She also runs short courses and workshops for community groups including Writers Victoria, Vision Australia and local libraries. Sian is the author of two memoirs: 'Shy: a memoir' (2014) and 'Childless: a story of freedom and longing' (2022) which was short-listed for The Age Book of the Year Award.  sianprior.com

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