Author: Michael ArnzenAlso known as: Mike Arnzen, Arnzen, Michael, Michael A. Arnzen
Michael Arnzen has 1 upcoming event Context Convention: Fiction in a Flash (September 26 at 19:30) Join award-winning writing professor Mike Arnzen as he leads a 2-hour workshop on writing flash fiction.
Flash fiction -- short-short stories no longer than 1500 words -- is a form that is becoming more and more popular in genre publications, especially online, where tight stories that can fit on ... (more)one or two screens are the ones that sell. A good short-short -- like a good hit of espresso -- can be a potent form of storytelling that not only excites a reader, but also helps the writer sharpen and hone his/her skills to a fine point.
In "Fiction in a Flash" we will analyze successful flash fiction, discuss the strategies that writers can employ to approach this form like an expert, and critique one another's "sudden storytelling" written live (with help) in this two-hour workshop. Bring a pen and paper. $15 plus convention registration; seating is limited.
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