Sleeping on the Wing: A Creative Writing Workshop for Teens

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Check out this National Teen Storyteller Contest themed around criminal justice run by the Center for Fiction!

National Teen Storyteller Contest: Criminal Justice | The Center for Fiction We’re once again partnering with The Decameron Project for a National Teen Storyteller Contest! Young writers, ages 13-18, are encouraged to submit their best work on the theme of Criminal Justice for a chance to win up to $100 for our bookstore, as well as online publication

We’ve got a group of 14-year-olds meeting for a daily workshop totaling 12 hours from July 12-15 at the central Brooklyn Public Library patio near Grand Army Plaza, with spots still available.

We also have a group of 16-year-olds forming for a workshop during the last three weeks of August.

Email Brooke Shaffner at [email protected] if you’ve got a younger or older teen interested in either workshop!

Brooke Shaffner will be teaching Sleeping on the Wing in an outdoor space in the Brooklyn/NYC area this July 2021! Spots are available for teens ages 13-18. Brooke will tailor this 12-hour workshop to students' schedules. Email Brooke at [email protected] to learn more and reserve a spot. Read more about the workshop here:

Between the Lines NYC - Sleeping on the Wing This workshop is available to groups of 4 or more students, all year round. It includes twelve hours of instruction, usually taught as six 2-hour classes, but can be tailored to students’ schedules. It can be taught virtually or in-person. Brooke also works individually with young writers, both in

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Sleeping on the Wing is currently available as an online workshop by group request (4 or more students) and can be tailored around students' schedules both during the summer and school year. Instructor Brooke Shaffner can also work with students individually. See https://www.betweenthelinesnyc.com for more information.

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