Crafting Memoir 

Shaping life experience into compelling narratives

​The memoirist’s lived experience provides the raw material for their writing. But how do you shape that material into something greater than a series of recollections? How do you craft a cohesive, compelling narrative arc from messy and possibly long ago events, and the quiet moments our lives often turn on?    

Join author Ashley Kalagian Blunt for a practical workshop filled with strategies for getting the first draft of a memoir written and approaches for tackling the serious task of revision. You’ll learn new insights into the craft of memoir, and receive a variety of tools and resources to support you. 

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Workshop Details

When:   2.00pm - 3.30pm (Sydney, NSW)
                Saturday 12 October 2024
Where:  Online via Zoom

Not a NEWC member? No worries! For only $30 a year, you can join this vibrant community and earn discounts on all forthcoming workshops. Only two workshops, and you've already recouped your membership. Join today, and grab the discount on this course! ​

NEWC Member:  $25

Non-Member:        $40

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Ashley Kalagian Blunt is the author of Dark Mode, an internationally published psychological thriller.

Her earlier books are How to Be Australian, a memoir, and My Name Is Revenge, collected fiction and essays, which was a finalist in the 2018 Carmel Bird Digital Literary Award.

Find out more and connect with Ashley via her website:  www.ashleykalagianblunt.com/