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    Tis noncreditseries o classes is

    intended or the general public.

    Just ction is an introductory novel building

    series. Learn the elements o novel

    crating rom an expert in the eld, New

    York imes best-selling author William

    Bernhardt. Students may mix and matcha combination o classes based on their

    individual needs, and may pay as they go.

    April 6 - Premise: Getting started right,

    tweaking your idea or maximum success,

    premises that appeal to agents and editors,

    writing the perect rst sentence, paragraph,

    page, and chapter to grab the reader rom

    the outset, contemplating your audience.

    May 11 - Structure: Organizing yourstory or maximum impact, understanding

    inciting incident, plot points, character

    turning points, rising and alling action,

    climax, denouement, outlining your book

    or maximum success, extending your

    premises into a successul story plan.

    June 8 - Character: Designing

    protagonists and antagonists that bring

    your story to lie, understanding character

    arcs, distinguishing character romcharacterization, using secondary characters

    eectively, understanding viewpoint,

    using psychic distance to increase reader

    identication with your characters.

    In addition to being a national best-

    selling author o 29 books, Bernhardt

    ounded HAWK Publishing Group

    in 1999 and started hosting writing

    workshops in 2005. HAWK, the workshops

    and his small-group writing seminars

    have educated several authors now

    published at major New York houses.

    He holds a masters degree in English

    literature and is the only writer to have

    received both the Royden B. Davis

    Distinguished Author Award (University

    o Pennsylvania) and the H. Louise Cobb

    Distinguished Author Award (Oklahoma

    State University), which is given in

    recognition o an outstanding body o

    work that has prooundly infuenced the

    way in which we understand ourselvesand American society at large. Ater

    an incredible 18-book run with series

    character Ben Kincaid, he retired the

    series to pursue other writing projects.

    In addition to novels, he has written

    plays, a musical (book and music), humor,

    nonction articles, childrens books,

    anthologies or charitable undraising

    and crossword puzzles. He also has

    published poetry in more than a dozendierent literary journals and is a member

    o the American Academy o Poets.

    July 6 - Plot: Design

    engages a reader thr

    basic plot elements,

    and plot, the import

    creating a climax an

    satises and delight

    Aug. 10 - Style: Foc

    language, how to us

    eect, writing the li

    lightning bug), usin

    avoiding passive voi

    your writing publish

    with contemporary w

    or modern novels a

    Sept. 7 - Marketing

    the synopses, ndin

    working with an ed

    publicity, using soci

    author platorm, the

    Te same textbooks

    class. (Writing the B

    Donald Maass &D

    Bernhardt). Please c

    option with your r

    William Bernhardt Workshop Schedule

    ONLINE REjustctio