Transitioning From Fanfiction to Original Fiction

Name: Transitioning From Fanfiction to Original Fiction
Start: 2024-11-04T09:30:00+1100
End: 2024-12-02T12:00:00+1100

Mon, Nov 4, 9:30am - Dec 2, 12pm AEDT

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Rachel Stull

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This workshop is for novice and seasoned fan fiction writers who want to write original fiction.

At each meeting, you will:

Generate new writing from original prompts.
Learn fiction writing techniques that differ from fan fiction.
Learn what's working in your writing and why.
You'll get to meet other writers.
You will also get tips on how to attract more readers, reviews, and feedback on your existing fan fiction.

Our workshops are part lecture and part generative writing. We choose prompts based on themes of the week, education, craft, or creative value, so you can be sure you'll never run out of fresh ideas. We prioritize positive reinforcement and teaching techniques, so you'll leave each meeting feeling inspired and ready to tackle your next writing project.

Skill Level: Anyone over the age of 18
Class Size: Limited to 8 participants
Requirements: None
Location: Online via Zoom

For more information on all our coaching programs and creative writing workshops in Los Angeles and online, visit https://www.lawritersgroup.com.

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Rachel Stull

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Rachel Stull studied under Nicole Criona for more than five years. She is a devoted Science Fiction nerd, D&D player, and former high school Earth Science Teacher turned author whose interest in World War II history led to her pursuing a degree in European history and penning her first novel, “A Secret Never to be Told.” (Romance set in Bletchley Park told through the eyes of a 94-year woman with dementia after the death of her husband).

Rachel got her start in writing via Fan Fiction, where she honed her novice fiction writing skills with a large audience of forgiving followers. Through her 16 completed stories, she explored characters that will always be smarter than she and twice as brave but never recognize love unless it smacks them in the face like a meteorite aiming to kill off the dinosaurs. Her deep characterization, humor, and emotion-evoking dialog have won her praise and a few awards, but the connection with her audience and their mutual love of all things nerdy has kept her coming back to writing.

Rachel has worked as a fry cook, an orange farmer, and a data analyst while she traveled the globe to China, Germany, and the UK. She currently lives in Southern California with her adorable chubby Corgi, neglected garden, and understanding family, but she grew up in New Mexico. Cravings for sopapillas and hot chile fill her days when she is not swimming in ink.

Currently, she is working on part two of a three-part science fiction series set in a dystopian world, not unlike our own. Other than writing, and the occasional trip to the UK, Rachel enjoys quilting while watching reruns of Star Trek and avoiding Facebook arguments.

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