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CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
October 21, 2017

Fall workshops in session. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 seats and availability.

This workshop meets at the Corona Public Library at 650 S. Main Street in the Taber Room.

Events in October 2017

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1 1:00 pm: CONVERSATIONS AT THE CULVER: SHOLEH WOLPE IN CONVERSATION WITH ELLEN ESTILAI 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm October 1, 2017 On Sunday, October 1, 2017, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. join the Inlandia Institute for Conversations at the Culver. This month's conversation will feature author Sholeh Wolpe in Conversation with Ellen Estilai for "Conference of the Birds". The Barbara and Art Culver Center of the Arts is located at 3834 Main St, Riverside, CA 92501. Join the conversation and hear the reading of award-winning translator Sholeh Wolpé as she recaptures the beauty and lyricism of one of Persian literature's most celebrated masterpieces. Considered by Rumi to be "the master" of Sufi mystic poetry, Attar is best known for his epic poem "The Conference of the Birds", a magnificent allegorical tale about the soul's search for meaning. The poem recounts the perilous journey of the world's birds to the faraway peaks of Mount Qaf--a mythical mountain that wraps around the earth--in search for the mysterious Simurgh, their king. Attar's beguiling anecdotes and humor intermingle the sublime with the mundane, the spiritual with the worldly, and the religious with the metaphysical. Reflecting the entire evolution of Sufi mystic tradition, Attar's poem models the soul's escape from the mind's rational embrace. Sholeh Wolpé is an Iranian-born poet, writer and public speaker. A recipient of the 2014 PEN/Heim, 2013 Midwest Book Award and 2010 Lois Roth Persian Translation prize, among others, Wolpé's literary work include four collections of poetry, a play, three books of translations, and three anthologies. About Wolpé's latest collection of poems, Keeping Time with Blue Hyacinths, Shelf Awareness Magazine writes, "A gifted Iranian-American poet beautifully explores love and the loss of love, beauty and war and the ghosts of the past." Wolpé's modern translation of "The Conference of the Birds" by the 12th century Iranian mystic poet, Attar (W.W. Norton), has been hailed by Reza Aslan as a translation that "is sure to be as timeless as the masterpiece itself." Wolpé's writings have been translated into eleven languages and included in numerous American and international anthologies and journals of poetry and fiction, and featured on programs such as Selected Shorts at Symphony Space and NPR. She has lived in the UK and Trinidad and is presently based in Los Angeles. Ellen Estilai received her B.A. in Art from the University of California, Davis, and her M.A. in English Language and Literature from the University of Tehran. An arts administrator for over twenty years, she served as executive director of the Riverside Arts Council and the Arts Council for San Bernardino County and was the educational services manager of the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art. She has taught English language, literature and writing at the University of Tehran, Cal State Bakersfield and in the University of San Francisco's external degree program. Her essay, "Front Yard Fruit," originally published in Alimentum: The Literature of Food, is included in New California Writing 2011 (Heyday) and was selected as a Notable Essay in The Best American Essays 2011. A Pushcart Prize nominee, her poetry and essays have also appeared in the journals Phantom Seed, Broad!, Snapdragon: A Journal of Art and Healing, Ink & Letters, and Heron Tree, and the anthologies Slouching Towards Mount Rubidoux Manor, (In)Visible Memoirs, Vol. 2., Writing from Inlandia, and HOME: Tall Grass Writers Guild Anthology. Ellen is a founding board member and past-president of the Inlandia Institute. Praise for Wolpé's modern translation of "Conference of the Birds": "Sholeh Wolpé's stunning new translation--the first in over 30 years--renders Attar's engaging, singular voice with wit and flourish/" -- Literary Hub "Attar's grand allegory for the journey of the soul as it seeks union with the divine has influenced countless artists, poets, mystics, and believers around the world. But never before has it been rendered in English with such beauty, elegance, and precision. Wolpe's translation of this epic is sure to be as timeless as the masterpiece itself."-- Reza Aslan, best-selling author of No God But God, and Zealot "In this beautiful rendering of Attar's Conference of the Birds, Sholeh Wolpe, herself a passionate poet, transports us to another time, another language & another world, while reminding us of how enduring & universal great works of imagination are, how they create spaces within which we not only acknowledge and appreciate our differences but also recognize & celebrate our shared humanity. Only a true poet could achieve such a feat."-- Azar Nafisi, author of Reading Lolita in Tehran "I was struck by this accomplished translation, which moves the reader along from one stanza to the next in strong, compelling rhythms. I think what Sholeh Wolpé has done exceedingly well is to bring this medieval poem over into lively, contemporary English that feels absolutely right and not at all forced. It was a real pleasure to read and enjoy this text from a literature and a world I know so little about."-- Edith Grossman, author of Why Translation Matters "In this new lyrical translation, Sholeh Wolpé uses her incredible skill as both poet and translator to bring Attar's spiritual masterpiece into accessible English. As close to the original a reader can come in translation, and imbued with the same kind of revelation, it makes clear why Attar remained such a strong influence on Rumi. The reader travels, along with the poet's birds, to greater spiritual insight through transcendent verse." -- Roger Sedarat, Persian translator This event is free and open to the public. More	2	3	4 10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 4, 2017 This workshop is currently full. Check back after the new year for workshop availability. More 6:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH TIM HATCH IN ONTARIO 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm October 4, 2017 Fall workshops in session. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 for Winter dates and availability. The Ontario workshop meets at the Ovitt Family Community Library located at 215 E C St, Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 395-2004. More	5 7:00 pm: ARTS WALK FOR BOOK LOVERS WITH JERRY MATHES 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm October 5, 2017 Come hear local author Jerry D. Mathes read from his latest book, Shipwrecks and Other Stories on October 5, 2017 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Stay afterwards for a conversation with Mathes on the art and craft of constructing stories based on job experiences. Shipwrecks and Other Stories focuses on the men and women trying to rediscover who they are while struggling in love and longing, adultery and addiction, staying in a place and moving on. Characters in these tales haunt the fringes of their own lives shipwrecked in society as they seek identity in "stories...laced with hope and threaded through with moments of grace. Mathes shines the harsh light of realism on the daily conflicts, large and small, that define his characters' fears and desires and, often, determine their very survival." (Kim Barnes, author) Jerry D. Mathes II a Jack Kent Cooke alumnus and is the author Ahead of the Flaming Front: A Life on Fire, winner of the North American Book Prize; an essay collection Fever and Guts: A Symphony; The Journal West: Poems, and Still Life, the winner of the Meadow Prize for the Novella. His short fiction collection, Shipwrecks and Other Stories received honorable mention in 2017 Los Angeles Book Festival. He is currently working with a producer to develop a film adapted from his memoir Ahead of the Flaming Front and finishing up his second memoir, In Strange Company. His photography, poems, essays, and short stories, have won numerous awards. In 2011, he produced a short film, "Drinking Sangria in the Cold War," which was adapted from one of his award winning short stories. He has worked as a martial arts instructor, an armor crewman, a construction worker, hotel auditor, car salesman, repo-man, delivery guy, cable guy, went logging, worked in forestry, crewed on several types of fishing vessels, fought wildfire on a helicopter-rappel crew, taught writing at the University of Idaho and Stephen F. Austin State University and taught the Southernmost Writers Workshop in the World at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station Antarctica during the 2009-2010 and 2011-2012 Austral summer seasons where he worked in logistics. He also wrote and directed two short films while at the South Pole. In 2012 he produced a video essay about wildfire. He loves his two daughters very much. This event will take place on the second floor of the Riverside Public Library, located at 3581 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside, CA 92501. This event is free and open to the public. More	6	7 10:30 am: WRITE WILD: AN OPEN SPACE FOR WRITING 10:30 am – 12:00 pm October 7, 2017 A class on exploring nature writing to develop your own authentic voice with Rebecca K. O'Connor WORKSHOP COST, NON-MEMBERS: $100 RLC AND INLANDIA INSTITUTE MEMBERS: $85 WORKSHOP DATES: Saturdays September 2, 9, 16 and 30, 2017, 10:30 a.m. - 12 pm GUIDED HIKE: Saturday September 23, 2017 10:30 a.m. - 12 pm PUBLIC READING AND CELEBRATION: Saturday October 7, 2017 10:30 a.m. - 12 pm WORKSHOP & PUBLIC READING LOCATION: Riverside Public Library lower level quiet room. GUIDED HIKE: Cienega Canyon, led by a Rivers & Lands Conservancy land steward. WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: In partnership with the Rivers & Lands Conservancy (RLC), Inlandia is offering Write Wild: An Open Space for Writing, a class on exploring nature to develop your own authentic voice. Are you a writer (or an aspiring writer) with a love of nature and the outdoors? Join Rebecca K. O'Connor, author of nine reference books on the natural world as well as a falconry memoir, for this six-week class that includes a land steward-led hike in the Cienega Canyon Preserve and a celebratory public reading. Topics for this series include "Using Your Outside Voice", "Inspiration in a Wilder World", and "Living Like Animals". The workshop will be held at the Riverside Public Library on Saturdays, beginning September 2, with the guided hike on September 23 and public reading on October 7. A sack lunch will be provided on the hike. Rebecca K. O'Connor is the author of nine reference books on the natural world, including a best-selling parrot training guide The Perfectly Trained Parrot. She has also published a romance novel, Falcon's Return, and the award-winning falconry memoir Lift published by Red Hen Press. Her most recent novel is We Were Wilder, a self-published post-apocalyptic wilderness journey that is the first in a trilogy. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of California, Riverside. Her essays and short stories have been published in numerous places, including South Dakota Review, Iron Horse Literary Review, Los Angeles Times Magazine, West, divide, The Coachella Review, Phantom Seed, Prime Number Magazine and The Rumpus. Her essays have been anthologized and nominated for the Pushcart Prize. Rivers & Lands Conservancy enhances the quality of life in our community by conserving open space, habitats, and agricultural lands through acquisition, stewardship, and community engagement. To register, please submit your registration fee then email your submission to inlandia@InlandiaInstitute.org with the subject heading "WRITE WILD". You can also register at the Google form located at https://goo.gl/forms/aJtmJ5Js1ZW1GWwS2 HOW TO PAY: Pay via PayPal or mail a check to the Inlandia Institute office. - To pay the registration fee via PayPal visit www.paypal.com and choose "send money" to donations (at) inlandiainstitute (dot) org. - To mail registration fee: Inlandia Institute * 4178 Chestnut Street * Riverside, California 92501 - Hand-delivery by appointment only. If you have any questions or concerns, please call Cati Porter at the Inlandia Institute at 951 790 2458 or email cati.porter@inlandiainstitute.org. Thank you, and enjoy the workshop! More 1:00 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm October 7, 2017 Fall workshops in session. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 seats and availability. This workshop meets at the Corona Public Library at 650 S. Main Street in the Taber Room. More
8	9	10	11 10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 11, 2017 This workshop is currently full. Check back after the new year for workshop availability. More	12 10:00 am: BETTER THAN FICTION: WRITING YOUR MEMOIR WITH FLAIR 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 12, 2017 Memoirs don't have to read like diaries or timelines. The best ones are written like good novels--with the same literary tools that make great romances and mysteries come alive. This seminar will help memoir writers turn their memoirs into compelling stories, with the same dialogue, description, pacing and narration that make fictional protagonists jump off the page. This five-session hands-on workshop will feature in-class exercises and real-time, constructive feedback for both those who've started their memoir and those who want to get started. The sessions will be held every other week. Session 1: Introduction - What is memoir and how to choose your story. We'll explore some best-selling memoirs and hear from a couple of memoir writers in our community. We'll go home with an assignment to start shaping our story. Session 2: Plotting the narrative arc - Developing your story line and getting started. We'll share our stories with each other, share feedback, and discuss techniques for organizing the narrative based on good fiction-writing techniques. Session 3: Writing great dialogue - How your characters express themselves. We'll discuss the basics for capturing speech and the various techniques for building character and scene through dialogue. We'll make our dialogue as compelling and telling as that in good fiction. Session 4: Setting and action - Creating a sense of place and moving the story forward. We'll discuss how to choose anecdotes that illustrate the story, and ways to put the reader in the midst of the story. We'll practice writing scene-setting narrative in class. Session 5: Self-editing and publishing your memoir - What are your options. We'll try some editing exercises and discuss your options for hiring editors and taking your memoir to print. Please register at https://docs.google.com/a/inlandiainstitute.org/forms/d/1xbM6PpkThvsExttuoC6fC21t7JuEjM_Fw_NMgLgXR6E/edit Dates: Thursdays, September 28, October 12, 26, 9 and 30. Time: 10 a.m to noon Location: Welwood-Murray Library, 100 S. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs More 6:30 pm: FALL CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm October 12, 2017 This workshop is currently full. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 for workshop availability. This workshop meets at the Riverside Public Library at 3581 Mission Inn Avenue in downtown Riverside, lower level quiet room. More	13	14 N/A: INDIE AUTHOR FAIR N/A October 14, 2017 TBA Scheduled to be held at the Corona Public Library located at 650 S Main St, Corona, CA 92882. More 5:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JESSICA CARRILLO IN COLTON 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm October 14, 2017 Fall workshops in session. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 for Winter dates and availability. The Colton workshop meets at the Advance to Literacy Center located at 380 North La Cadena Drive Colton, CA 92324 (909) 370-1523 More
15	16 10:00 am: GETTING FROM HERE TO THERE: FROM MANUSCRIPT TO BOOK 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 16, 2017 The chances of being traditionally published today are slimmer than ever. With e-book sales soaring and publishers consolidating, traditionally published books are a small minority of the 4,000 books published every day. For the vast majority of aspiring writers who want to see their works in print or in an e-book, independent publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing have become the only options. But fear keeps many new writers from approaching the steep learning curve of indie publishing and self-marketing, and many of them don't know where to start. This series of workshops will demystify the steps to indie publishing, helping fence-sitters get off the rail and into print. The five "Getting from Here to There" workshops will cover: Session 1: Choosing your publishing path - The main considerations in choosing your publishing route. We discuss the various options from DIY to Create Space and Ingram Spark to hybrid publishers; what determines which path is best for you and what resources you need. Session 2: Getting your book ready - Preparing your manuscript and cover. We discuss writing second, third and fourth drafts, the four types of editing, beta readers, front and back of book materials, formatting and cover design. Session 3: Time to GO! - Publishing, printing, and distributing. We discuss metadata, copyrights, the importance of proofs, writing marketing copy and its uses, pricing, publishing e-books and audio books, printing and distribution. Session 4: Marketing essentials - The social media musts. The three essentials in marketing your book are author websites, Author Central, and an author Facebook page. We look at website options and set up a Facebook page. Session 5: Other marketing options - Going beyond the basics. We discuss advertising, consultants, reviews, personal appearances, book give-aways, bloggers, contests and distribution options. Please register at https://docs.google.com/a/inlandiainstitute.org/forms/d/1yrAC_rk02vKemnA-Z4SVnULUW6RMlPdGjgQqY4sQ5wA/edit Dates: Mondays, October 16, 23, 30, November 6, 13 Time: 10 a.m. to noon Location: Rancho Mirage Public Library conference room, 71-100 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage More	17	18 10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 18, 2017 This workshop is currently full. Check back after the new year for workshop availability. More 5:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JESSICA CARRILLO IN COLTON 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm October 18, 2017 Fall workshops in session. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 for Winter dates and availability. The Colton workshop meets at the Advance to Literacy Center located at 380 North La Cadena Drive Colton, CA 92324 (909) 370-1523 More 6:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH TIM HATCH IN ONTARIO 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm October 18, 2017 Fall workshops in session. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 for Winter dates and availability. The Ontario workshop meets at the Ovitt Family Community Library located at 215 E C St, Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 395-2004. More	19	20	21 1:00 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm October 21, 2017 Fall workshops in session. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 seats and availability. This workshop meets at the Corona Public Library at 650 S. Main Street in the Taber Room. More
22	23 10:00 am: GETTING FROM HERE TO THERE: FROM MANUSCRIPT TO BOOK 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 23, 2017 The chances of being traditionally published today are slimmer than ever. With e-book sales soaring and publishers consolidating, traditionally published books are a small minority of the 4,000 books published every day. For the vast majority of aspiring writers who want to see their works in print or in an e-book, independent publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing have become the only options. But fear keeps many new writers from approaching the steep learning curve of indie publishing and self-marketing, and many of them don't know where to start. This series of workshops will demystify the steps to indie publishing, helping fence-sitters get off the rail and into print. The five "Getting from Here to There" workshops will cover: Session 1: Choosing your publishing path - The main considerations in choosing your publishing route. We discuss the various options from DIY to Create Space and Ingram Spark to hybrid publishers; what determines which path is best for you and what resources you need. Session 2: Getting your book ready - Preparing your manuscript and cover. We discuss writing second, third and fourth drafts, the four types of editing, beta readers, front and back of book materials, formatting and cover design. Session 3: Time to GO! - Publishing, printing, and distributing. We discuss metadata, copyrights, the importance of proofs, writing marketing copy and its uses, pricing, publishing e-books and audio books, printing and distribution. Session 4: Marketing essentials - The social media musts. The three essentials in marketing your book are author websites, Author Central, and an author Facebook page. We look at website options and set up a Facebook page. Session 5: Other marketing options - Going beyond the basics. We discuss advertising, consultants, reviews, personal appearances, book give-aways, bloggers, contests and distribution options. Please register at https://docs.google.com/a/inlandiainstitute.org/forms/d/1yrAC_rk02vKemnA-Z4SVnULUW6RMlPdGjgQqY4sQ5wA/edit Dates: Mondays, October 16, 23, 30, November 6, 13 Time: 10 a.m. to noon Location: Rancho Mirage Public Library conference room, 71-100 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage More	24	25 10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 25, 2017 This workshop is currently full. Check back after the new year for workshop availability. More	26 10:00 am: BETTER THAN FICTION: WRITING YOUR MEMOIR WITH FLAIR 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 26, 2017 Memoirs don't have to read like diaries or timelines. The best ones are written like good novels--with the same literary tools that make great romances and mysteries come alive. This seminar will help memoir writers turn their memoirs into compelling stories, with the same dialogue, description, pacing and narration that make fictional protagonists jump off the page. This five-session hands-on workshop will feature in-class exercises and real-time, constructive feedback for both those who've started their memoir and those who want to get started. The sessions will be held every other week. Session 1: Introduction - What is memoir and how to choose your story. We'll explore some best-selling memoirs and hear from a couple of memoir writers in our community. We'll go home with an assignment to start shaping our story. Session 2: Plotting the narrative arc - Developing your story line and getting started. We'll share our stories with each other, share feedback, and discuss techniques for organizing the narrative based on good fiction-writing techniques. Session 3: Writing great dialogue - How your characters express themselves. We'll discuss the basics for capturing speech and the various techniques for building character and scene through dialogue. We'll make our dialogue as compelling and telling as that in good fiction. Session 4: Setting and action - Creating a sense of place and moving the story forward. We'll discuss how to choose anecdotes that illustrate the story, and ways to put the reader in the midst of the story. We'll practice writing scene-setting narrative in class. Session 5: Self-editing and publishing your memoir - What are your options. We'll try some editing exercises and discuss your options for hiring editors and taking your memoir to print. Please register at https://docs.google.com/a/inlandiainstitute.org/forms/d/1xbM6PpkThvsExttuoC6fC21t7JuEjM_Fw_NMgLgXR6E/edit Dates: Thursdays, September 28, October 12, 26, 9 and 30. Time: 10 a.m to noon Location: Welwood-Murray Library, 100 S. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs More 6:30 pm: FALL CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm October 26, 2017 This workshop is currently full. Registration required. Check back in early 2018 for workshop availability. This workshop meets at the Riverside Public Library at 3581 Mission Inn Avenue in downtown Riverside, lower level quiet room. More	27	28
29	30 10:00 am: GETTING FROM HERE TO THERE: FROM MANUSCRIPT TO BOOK 10:00 am – 12:00 pm October 30, 2017 The chances of being traditionally published today are slimmer than ever. With e-book sales soaring and publishers consolidating, traditionally published books are a small minority of the 4,000 books published every day. For the vast majority of aspiring writers who want to see their works in print or in an e-book, independent publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing have become the only options. But fear keeps many new writers from approaching the steep learning curve of indie publishing and self-marketing, and many of them don't know where to start. This series of workshops will demystify the steps to indie publishing, helping fence-sitters get off the rail and into print. The five "Getting from Here to There" workshops will cover: Session 1: Choosing your publishing path - The main considerations in choosing your publishing route. We discuss the various options from DIY to Create Space and Ingram Spark to hybrid publishers; what determines which path is best for you and what resources you need. Session 2: Getting your book ready - Preparing your manuscript and cover. We discuss writing second, third and fourth drafts, the four types of editing, beta readers, front and back of book materials, formatting and cover design. Session 3: Time to GO! - Publishing, printing, and distributing. We discuss metadata, copyrights, the importance of proofs, writing marketing copy and its uses, pricing, publishing e-books and audio books, printing and distribution. Session 4: Marketing essentials - The social media musts. The three essentials in marketing your book are author websites, Author Central, and an author Facebook page. We look at website options and set up a Facebook page. Session 5: Other marketing options - Going beyond the basics. We discuss advertising, consultants, reviews, personal appearances, book give-aways, bloggers, contests and distribution options. Please register at https://docs.google.com/a/inlandiainstitute.org/forms/d/1yrAC_rk02vKemnA-Z4SVnULUW6RMlPdGjgQqY4sQ5wA/edit Dates: Mondays, October 16, 23, 30, November 6, 13 Time: 10 a.m. to noon Location: Rancho Mirage Public Library conference room, 71-100 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage More	31

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October 21, 2017

CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA

1:00 pm: CONVERSATIONS AT THE CULVER: SHOLEH WOLPE IN CONVERSATION WITH ELLEN ESTILAI

10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS

6:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH TIM HATCH IN ONTARIO

7:00 pm: ARTS WALK FOR BOOK LOVERS WITH JERRY MATHES

10:30 am: WRITE WILD: AN OPEN SPACE FOR WRITING

1:00 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA

10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS

10:00 am: BETTER THAN FICTION: WRITING YOUR MEMOIR WITH FLAIR

6:30 pm: FALL CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE

N/A: INDIE AUTHOR FAIR

5:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JESSICA CARRILLO IN COLTON

10:00 am: GETTING FROM HERE TO THERE: FROM MANUSCRIPT TO BOOK

10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS

5:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JESSICA CARRILLO IN COLTON

6:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH TIM HATCH IN ONTARIO

1:00 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA

10:00 am: GETTING FROM HERE TO THERE: FROM MANUSCRIPT TO BOOK

10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS

10:00 am: BETTER THAN FICTION: WRITING YOUR MEMOIR WITH FLAIR

6:30 pm: FALL CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE

10:00 am: GETTING FROM HERE TO THERE: FROM MANUSCRIPT TO BOOK

10:00 am: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH MAE WAGNER IN REDLANDS

5:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH JESSICA CARRILLO IN COLTON

6:30 pm: CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH TIM HATCH IN ONTARIO

7:00 pm: ARTS WALK FOR BOOK LOVERS WITH PAT MURKLAND