Hawaii Writers Guild EVENTS Calendar
AUGUST EVENTS
Critique Workshop, August 26
Susanna Moore, above, teaches the gentle art of critiquing a manuscript
All writers can benefit from using outside checks and balances to ensure that their writing is the best it can be. Critique groups can help you see problems in your work that you don’t see yourself. They can help you improve your writing by evaluating, pointing out errors, and encouraging you to continue to improve.
The Hawaii Writers Guild is sponsoring a workshop on writing critiques on Monday, August 26, at 6 p.m. at the Kohala Library. In this workshop, participants will both observe a critique and have the opportunity to practice critiquing.
Published author, Susanna Moore will lead attendees through a critique of short pieces written by members of the Hawaii Writers Guild. Members of the audience will also be able to add their critiques.
Susanna is the author of several books, including: One Last Look, The Big Girls, Light Years, and Paradise of the Pacific: Approaching Hawaiʻi. She served as a writer-in-residence at the University of Adelaide, Australia and was a visiting fellow at Princeton University. She is currently a resident of Kapauu and a member of a writing critique group in Hawi.
Writers of all levels of experience are encouraged to attend. The workshop is free and open to the public. Information about local critique groups will also be provided. The two pieces that will be critiqued can be picked up from the library desk, or you can read them at your leisure in advance by downloading them as seen below:
The Hawaii Writers Guild is sponsoring a workshop on writing critiques on Monday, August 26, at 6 p.m. at the Kohala Library. In this workshop, participants will both observe a critique and have the opportunity to practice critiquing.
Published author, Susanna Moore will lead attendees through a critique of short pieces written by members of the Hawaii Writers Guild. Members of the audience will also be able to add their critiques.
Susanna is the author of several books, including: One Last Look, The Big Girls, Light Years, and Paradise of the Pacific: Approaching Hawaiʻi. She served as a writer-in-residence at the University of Adelaide, Australia and was a visiting fellow at Princeton University. She is currently a resident of Kapauu and a member of a writing critique group in Hawi.
Writers of all levels of experience are encouraged to attend. The workshop is free and open to the public. Information about local critique groups will also be provided. The two pieces that will be critiqued can be picked up from the library desk, or you can read them at your leisure in advance by downloading them as seen below:
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