Creative Writing Institute

One-Time Lectures

Day/Time Course Lecturer Room
       

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9:00-10:30 AM

Historical Fiction

How does the budding historical novelist incorporate history into a work of fiction? Where is the line between solid history and a good read? These are questions to be considered in this session. Successful historical novels will be discussed and analyzed in order to better understand one of the most popular fiction genres.

Robert Taylor, Ph.D.

Evans Library Pavilion 133

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6:00-7:30 PM

"Monsters in the Making"

Tales of monsters and the supernatural have always been popular, but the stories behind them can be just as intriguing. This session will explore the genesis of some highly successful works of horror, including Shelley's Frankenstein and Meyer's Twilight.

Angela Tenga, Ph.D. Crawford Hall 230