Starts October 4, 2015
Hosted by Eckleburg Workshops
Why are we afraid of the dark? How do writers terrify us with nothing but their words? And how can we do the same in our own stories?
Through a series of unnerving exercises, we will plumb classic fairy tales, ghost story tropes, and our own experiences to generate material for new and in-progress stories.
The “Monsters in the House” online workshop isn’t just for horror writers. It’s for writers who want to explore their own fears, dreams, and memories to create new primal fiction.
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Christopher DeWan has led writing workshops at UCLA, The New School, Emerson College, New York's School of Visual Arts, and the California State Summer School for the Arts. His magic realist and horror fiction has appeared in A cappella Zoo, Bartleby Snopes, Crack the Spine, The Doctor T. J. Eckleburg Review, Grey Sparrow, Jersey Devil Press, MicroHorror, Necessary Fiction, Niteblade, and wigleaf, and he has developed content for Bad Robot, Paramount, Universal, and the Walt Disney Company. He has had terrible, haunting dreams ever since reading Stephen King's Night Shift at a too-young age, and he looks forward to sharing them with you.