This Fall, a free, open writing workshop series continues at the Fremont Branch Library – and at many other branches city-wide. As part of the annual Seattle Writes program, the Seattle Public Library will host over 35 writing workshops through the end of November.
Registration is not required for these classes, but seating is limited and will be given on a first-come, first-seated basis. Attendees are asked to bring a pen, pencil and paper, or a fully-charged laptop to class.
At Fremont Branch Library, take part in a Hugo House Writer’s Circle. Gain on-going inspiration, feedback and connection with other writers, through writing exercises and motivations. On Tuesdays, Sep 18th, Oct 16th and Nov 20th, from 6p – 7:30p,
Additional Writing Circles with Hugo House will be held on Wednesdays, Sep 12th, Oct 10th, and Nov 14th, at the West Seattle Branch, and Mondays, Sep 17th, Oct 15th and Nov 19th, at the Columbia Branch.
In addition to this series, the Seattle Writes workshops will provide expert writers’ tips on a variety of aspects of the craft – at branches all over the city. Visit the Seattle Writes website page for more information about times and places.