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Memoir Workshop GroupWriting & LiteraturePlease note: Due to an instructor conflict, the dates of this class have changed and the Nov. 3 session will be held via Zoom.This supportive workshop group is for nonfiction writers seeking feedback, accountability, and a community of fellow writers. Through craft discussions, writing exercises, and thoughtful critique, you’ll develop your work—whether you’re writing a memoir, an essay collection, or a project that is still taking shape. You’ll share your writing in a constructive environment that honors your unique perspective and story.Fall 2026
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Generative FictionWriting & LiteratureStarting SoonPlease note: Due to an instructor conflict, the dates of this class have changed slightly and one or two of the sessions may be held on Zoom.Whether you’re beginning a fiction project or looking to develop your writing practice, this class offers a space to explore ideas, experiment with form, and strengthen your storytelling skills. Through the study of flash fiction, short stories, and novel beginnings, you’ll examine techniques for creating compelling characters, scenes, and narratives while developing your own unique voice.Fall 2026
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Starting SoonThe Jane Austen Reading GroupWriting & LiteraturePlease note: Due to an instructor conflict, the dates of this class have changed slightly and one or two of the sessions may be held on Zoom. Celebrate the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth through lively discussion of two of her beloved novels, Emma and Northanger Abbey. Meet unforgettable characters, examine the themes and social observations that continue to resonate today, and consider how Austen’s life in the Georgian era shaped the stories she created. Join fellow readers in appreciating the wit, insight, and enduring appeal of one of literature’s most cherished authors. Readers should arrive to the first class having read up to chapter 6 of Emma.Fall 2026