Workshops
Improve your writing style and support the creation of a unique voice in this 6-week online writing course for all levels.
There are no available registration dates at this time.
Note: This Class will meet in a live, online format using the Zoom Platform.
Class meets 6 Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm ET (Apr 5, 12, 19, 26 & May 3, 10).
Could your fictional or nonfictional narrative use some enhancement? Writing that is lush with sensory details helps a reader engage with your work on a visceral level, helps develop themes of universality and creates a sense of intimacy that invites them to experience themselves in your work and feel a personal connection to it.
Tapping into the senses is an effective way to add accessibility and make your writing more relatable, attracting readers who want to keep turning the page. In Sensory Writing (Online) with Teresa Piccari, focus on weaving sensory descriptions into your work to broaden cultural and geographic detail, and deepen a connection to the natural world and human intuition, to improve your style and support the creation of a unique writing voice.
This course is open to writers of all skill levels. Both fiction and nonfiction works are accepted.
Instructor note: We will use what I will call a “touchstone text” for this workshop. I encourage students to acquire a copy of the Vintage edition of A Natural History of the Senses by Diane Ackerman. Available on Amazon here.
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Instructor: Teresa Piccari
Teresa Piccari is a lover of the written word across all genres. She is a career journalist and columnist, feature writer and also writes fiction and creative nonfiction. Piccari is at work on a poetry manuscript entitled Laying Down Armor. She has read at Tenants Harbor Poets and presented her nonfiction at several events. Piccari has been helping people tell their fiction and nonfiction stories for 25 years through a diverse palette of workshops including Memoir as a Journey 1, Memoir as a Journey 2, Return to Essence, If Not Now When, Creative Writing Toolbox and Sensory Writing. A native Philadelphian, she has called coastal Maine home for 18 years.