11/05-12/03: Craft Talk

Instructor: Michelle Donice
Dates: 4 Thursdays: November 5, 12, 19, skip 26; December 3
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 pm EST
Location: Zoom
Cost: Nonmember: $200; Writer/Reader Members & IPC Members: $128; Senior, Teacher, Student, Military/Veteran, Librarian: $112

This workshop focuses on the craft techniques writers use to create compelling stories. Participants will learn how to develop a plot map, create compelling characters, write believable dialogue, and much more!


About the instructor: 

Michelle Donice is the author of The Other Side of Through (Balboa Press) and Following Your North Star (Atmosphere Press). She is a graduate of Sierra Nevada College’s MFA Program in Creative Writing (now part of the University of Nevada system). Her short fiction has been featured in Midnight and Indigo Lit, Free Spirit, Clockhouse, New Delta Review, and Flash Fiction for Flash Memory (Anchala Studios). Additionally, her writing has earned her placement in the following writing residencies and retreats: Mont Blanc/Chamonix Writing by Writers, Colgate Writers’ Conference, AWP Writer to Agent, Corporeal Writing’s Skitka. Seed. Self Generative Retreat, Chesapeake Writers’ Conference, Anaphora Arts Writing Residency, Breadloaf Writers’ Conference, Sewanee Writers Conference, the Hedgebrook Mother Tree Residency. Here short story “The Buffalo Soldier” was nominated for a 2025 Pushcart Prize. Michelle lives in Nashville with her husband and two dogs. She teaches yoga and writing and often incorporates themes of spirituality, African American culture, and women’s empowerment in her fiction.

 

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