Fiction

Short Story and Dramatic Monologue

First person, singular. From the dramatic monologue to the one-sided short story via the homily, the diatribe, the after-dinner speech and the self-exculpation, we will be looking at what happens when the first person viewpoint is used in writing fiction. N.B. This is not a memoir or life-writing course.

Course fees £550 for single room or £499 sharing twin-bed rooms.

All single & shared rooms taken now.  Please contact Totleigh Barton to check on current position - 01409 231338 or totleighbarton@arvonfoundation.org

 

This course is fully booked. Please call the centre if you would like to be put on the waiting list or to discuss other courses.
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Start Date:
Monday, 19th May 2008

End Date:
Saturday, 24th May 2008
Tutors
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Helen Simpson

Helen Simpson has published four collections of short stories – Four Bare Legs in a Bed, Dear George (both Minerva), Hey Yeah Right Get a Life and Constitutional (both Vintage).
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Liz Lochhead

Liz Lochhead is a poet and playwright. Her stage plays include Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off, Perfect Days and Blood and Ice, and her translations/adaptations include Medea, Thebans, Tartuffe, and Miseryguts (from Le Misanthrope). Her last collection of poems is The Colour of Black and White (Polygon).
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Peter Hobbs

Peter Hobbs’s collection of short stories is I Could Ride All Day on My Cool Blue Train (Faber and Faber).
This course is based at:

Totleigh Barton

Sheepwash, Beaworthy
Devon

Tel: 01409 231338
Fax: 01409 231144
Email: totleighbarton@arvonfoundation.org
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