ADULT WRITERS

We have decided to postpone our adult writing classes. We hope to resume programming next year. Thank you for your interest and please direct any questions to dianac@school-one.org.

School One’s LitCenter can help new and serious writers find your voice and extend your creativity. Adult writers can enroll in evening classes at School One’s LitCenter throughout the year, participate in a book club, or attend a writing critique group.

In the past, programs were offered in conjunction with GrubStreet Boston, Frequency Writers, Goat Hill, and the HiFi Collaborative.

MULTI-WEEK CLASSES

WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS 2019-2020

Spring GrubStreet Providence Showcase and Info Session

Ethan Gilsdorf

Love to write but don't have anywhere to get feedback on your work? Want to meet fellow writers and work under the guidance of published authors? GrubStreet is here to help! Drop by our Providence Showcase and Info Session on Monday, January 27 for drinks, snacks, and the answers to your questions about all things GrubStreet.

New or future grubbies can get to know GrubStreet, hear about upcoming spring classes in Providence, and mingle with fellow students and writers. Grub Providence coordinator Ethan Gilsdorf and other instructors will be on hand to discuss your writing goals and recommend classes that are right for you.

Not only that, but current Grubbies will read from their work in our Student Showcase! Come with any questions between 6 and 6:55pm. Reading starts at 7:00pm. Plus, we'll offer a discount on classes for all attendees.

Write Rhode Island Announced Winners

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CONTACT

For more information about School One's LitCenter, contact Diana Champa, call (401) 331-2497, or complete our online inquiry form.

“The challenge for every writer is to draw her reader fully into the character's experience. Scenes are where the action of a story comes alive and invites the reader in. Scenes are where the story is lived.”

— Hester Kaplan, Author and Goat Hill writer

“Writing is like detective work: to reveal the story, you pull at the threads which will force the story to reveal itself. My goal as a teacher is to help you understand how to spot the clues.”

— Mark Fogarty, Writer and GrubStreet Instructor

“We turn to fiction to be transported, thrilled, immersed in the new and strange. Science Fiction and Fantasy takes us to these other worlds, and provides perspective on our own.”

— Amanda Kallis, Writer and School One Faculty

“We’re at a point in the world right now where we need empathy if we’re going to make any kind of progress. This is the best time for theater; it’s the antidote to apathy”.

— Ben Jovilet, Writer and GrubStreet Instructor

“I believe that openness and innovation are integral to teaching. This is certainly reflected in School One’s philosophy.”

— Victor Wildman, Frequency Writers and Creative Writing Instructor

“I’m excited about our new offerings this fall at School One’s LitCenter—expanding into genres like poetry, screenwriting, playwriting, and publishing, in addition to our existing fiction and personal essay/memoir workshops.”

— Ethan Gilsdorf, Author & GrubStreet Providence Coordinator

ADULT WRITERS

School One’s LitCenter can help new and serious writers find your voice and extend your creativity. Adult writers can enroll in evening classes at School One’s LitCenter throughout the year, participate in a book club, or attend a writing critique group.

Spring GrubStreet Providence Showcase and Info Session

Write Rhode Island Announced Winners

At School One, we teach students to think, write, analyze, and create. As a community, we treat each other with care and respect. We appreciate each other’s differences as people and as learners.