Some days ago I set up a blog for the NCCAT (North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching) seminar in writing: this year's class will stress short fiction. Linda Kinnear has named it People, Places, & Plots. Or maybe that's Places, People, & Plots. Or . . . Anyway, I'm looking forward to working with her and with Carrie Gates. Ron Rash and Brian Railsback are dropping in as well.
Most of my time on line will be spent over there during the next month. Today I posted a note from Philip Lee Williams, and other interesting things will pop up in the coming days.
While the members of the class will be North Carolina teachers who write, there should be much to interest novice writers from any place as the weeks go by. Bookmark http://www.nccatwritingseminar.blogspot.com/.
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