Village Books in Historic Fairhaven

A friend once bet Ernest Hemmingway that he couldn’t write a story in just six words. In this mini-workshop, we will discuss how Hemmingway proved his friend wrong.  Both beginning and experienced writers are encouraged to come learn about short-short stories, a genre developing on the fringes of literary fiction. Join us and learn how to condense conventional storytelling elements into potent pieces of “microfiction.”

Scott Provence has an MFA in Fiction from UW and his short-short stories have been published in numerous literary journals.  He will be teaching a short-short story class at WCC in late February that is open to the public.

 

Read the article about Scott and his Flash Fiction.

Co-sponsored by WCC’s Community Education program.