Taking on the November writing challenge? No matter what genre you’re writing in, a “world” is needed for your characters to live in. This class can help you get started WITHOUT falling into the black hole of perpetual worldbuilding!
With this class, you’ll come in with nothing (or maybe a hint of an idea), and you’ll leave with a whole world!
Kit Haggard is a writer and editor. Her fiction has appeared in The Kenyon Review, Prairie Schooner, Electric Literature, and The Masters Review, among other places; critical essays on queer literature and fabulism have appeared in a number of outlets. Haggard is a Bread Loaf scholar and Mass Cultural Council Artist fellow, and the recipient of the Jane Geske Award, the St. Botolph Emerging Artists Award, the Rex Warner Prize, and the Nancy Lynn Schwartz Prize for Fiction. Books she’s edited have appeared in the New York Times Book Review and on Tor.com, among other outlets.
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