Date: Thu, 17 Apr 1997 11:04:10 -0700
From: "Eric C. Wat" <ericwat-AT-ucla.edu>
Subject: Writing Workshop for APAs


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>From: ericwat-AT-ucla.edu (Eric C. Wat)
>Subject: Writing Workshop for APAs
>
>[Feel free to forward this to anyone who might be interested.]
>
>This May, Aisarema is starting a new series of fiction writing workshop,
>called Piecing the Story, for Asian Pacific American writers.  Piecing the
>Story is a workshop in five (5) sessions for experienced and novice writers
>alike.  This spring session will be facilitated by Chen Lin, who recieved
>his MFA in Professional Writing from USC.  His work has appeared in
>dIS.orient Journalzine and Asian Pacific American Journal.
>
>The workshop will meet at:
>JACCC, 244 S. San Pedro St., Rm 301, in Little Tokyo
>(Downtown LA between 2nd and 3rd Sts.)
>
>Meeting dates are:
>Sundays, May 4, 18, June 1, 22 and 29 from 2-5 pm
>
>Tuition is $40 for all five sessions and $25 for students
>
>Space is limited. To register or for more information, call Chen Lin at
>(818) 292-3157 or e-mail ericwat-AT-ucla.edu
>
>The workshop is designed to help new writers weave the critical elements of
>fiction and storytelling together into a seamless story, and for
>experienced writers to focus on those elements as they take their work
>through the final stages of editing and re-writing.
>
>Aisarema has been conducting writing workshops since Fall 1996.  Other
>Aisarema projects include dIS.orient Journalzine and literary readings.
>The fifth issue of dIS.orient will be published this May.  The writing
>workshop and dIS.orient Journalzine are partially funded by California Arts
>Council and LA Cultural Affairs Department.
>
>Eric C. Wat
>ericwat-AT-ucla.edu
>




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