Class description:

Bring your drafts (up to 1000 words) to share with kindred worldwrights in this hands-on facilitated draft review session.

We’ll discuss questions of audience, voice, tone and genre, seeking to discern how best to craft your message to bring it out most strongly into the world.

About this series:

In her award-winning book, Purposeful Memoir as a Quest for a Thriving Future, Jennifer Browdy coined the term “worldwright”—playwrights write plays, worldwrights write to make the world better.

In these tumultuous times, there is a greater need than ever for those of us who write, in any genre, to be aware of our creative power to make a positive difference in the world.

Jennifer has been teaching this signature class for years at the college level, and is now opening it up for a wider audience.

In this series of four classes, learn how to turn passion to purpose; find the genre that best fits your creative and activist goals; cultivate a powerful community that will help you amplify your voice and vision; and get valuable feedback on your ideas and drafts.

There’s no time like the present to become the worldwright you were meant to be. Let’s go!

The cost for the series of four classes is $149.

All classes will be presented live online and recorded for later viewing by registrants.

Register here. 

Dates of times of full series:

Class #1: Finding Purpose Through Passion

Monday, September 30, 6 – 7:30 pm Eastern

Class #2: Finding the Most Effective Genre and Voice

Monday, October 21, 6 – 7:30 pm Eastern

Class #3: Finding allies and joining the conversation

Monday, November 18, 6 – 7:30 pm Eastern

Class #4: Draft workshop for worldwrights

Monday, December 16, 6 – 7:30 pm Eastern