It takes a lot of guts to write fan fiction** and even more to tell people that you do it. This November, we’re gathering around the safe space of Mrs. Kristin’s table to learn all about fan fiction, from what it is and how to write it to where to share and find an audience for your work.
Mrs. Kristin totally wrote fan fic back in the day (and still reads it now), but she’s old. That’s why she’s bringing in Wordshop student and prolific fan fiction writer Millie to co-teach the class.
Students must be 13 or older to take this class. This is because the websites we’ll be talking about require users to be 13 or older per social media laws.
2 sessions, 90 minutes
Sundays, 11:00a–12:30p
November 9 & 16
It takes a lot of guts to write fan fiction** and even more to tell people that you do it. This November, we’re gathering around the safe space of Mrs. Kristin’s table to learn all about fan fiction, from what it is and how to write it to where to share and find an audience for your work.
Mrs. Kristin totally wrote fan fic back in the day (and still reads it now), but she’s old. That’s why she’s bringing in Wordshop student and prolific fan fiction writer Millie to co-teach the class.
Students must be 13 or older to take this class. This is because the websites we’ll be talking about require users to be 13 or older per social media laws.
2 sessions, 90 minutes
Sundays, 11:00a–12:30p
November 9 & 16
** Fan fiction is when you use another creator’s characters, settings, and/or storylines in your own work. It’s perfectly legal as long as you don’t sell your work.
