“Moments in Miniature” with MaxieJane Frazier
Please join us to study flash fiction and nonfiction writing by reading from inspiring authors and considering the effect of this abbreviated form. From the power of implication to landing big metaphors, we’ll unpack the hows and whys of flash writing. In the end we’ll respond to a prompt and begin a little flash work of our own. If it 300 words or less, maybe enter it in our Ultra-Flash Fiction Contest. See guidelines here.
We are pleased to welcome MaxieJane Frazier, an independent consultant who is committed to freeing writers’ voices and author of creative and academic work. Her recent publications include essays and reviews found in Snow Crow: Bath Flash Fiction, Vol 6. The Line Literary Review, The Willa Cather Review, CONSEQUENCE Magazine, and The Routledge Companion to Literature and Food as well as other literary magazines and academic publications. As retired Senior Military Faculty at the Air Force Academy, MaxieJane spent more than twenty years focusing on literature and creative writing. She has a dual-genre MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars and a Ph.D. in literature from the University of Delaware. She completed the Queen’s University of Charlotte Book Development certificate. MaxieJane teaches graduate creative writing courses with Southern New Hampshire University. She’s inspired by the beauty of every moment. More at her website: MaxieJaneFrazier.com
Will this be virtual?
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