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Romance 101 Workshop
Tuesday, July 25, 2006  9:01:00 PM

by Donna S Conger



Education/Training
Have you always wanted to write a romance? Are you confused by the business of writing? Do you wonder where in the world you start to be a writer? This e-course will answer all those questions.

Writing 101: What I Wish I Knew When I Started to Write, is a beginning to intermediate 2 week e-course on how to write to sell. Upon completion, students will receive a graduation certificate! For more information, please visit:
http://inspirationplace.tripod.com/whatiwishiknewwhenistartedtowrite

The second one, Romance Writing 101, is for writers serious about becoming romance authors. This course is also excellent for anyone wishing to learn the finely tuned craft of being a novelist. This e-course runs for 7 days and will end with a "diploma". For more information, please visit:
http://inspirationplace.tripod.com/romancewriting101/

The classes are not real time classes. The e-course consists of a series of lessons that will be sent to email inboxes. They will be sent each day at approximately the same time, but upon receipt, you are not required to answer any questions, take tests, etc. Essentially it is information you pay to receive, but it is broken down into sections which can be construed as classes or lessons in a particular subject. Participants are given the option of interactive learning; they may ask questions, and they may elect to do the writing exercises to strengthen their writing chops for me to review.
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