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How to Publish Your Book without Going Broke
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So, you’ve written a book. Now what? Whether you've written the great American novel and want to share it with the world, or your memoirs to pass on to family and friends, this class is for you. In these three sessions, you will learn how to prepare your manuscript for publishing, the business of selling your books, and some tips on marketing and promotion. Class includes a guidebook that will be emailed to you prior to class. Zoom link will be sent prior to class. Additional Fees include a $15 guidebook. Fees are payable to the instructor.
Fall 2024
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Tracking Dracula
Writing

This is the story of two men—one a writer, the other a warlord, who lived in different countries in different centuries, and how their lives intertwined to create the most memorable villain of all time—Count Dracula. In 1897 Bram Stoker’s novel, Dracula, launched an entire genre of literature and film about vampires. Join him as we track Dracula from a crypt in Dublin to the ruins of Whitby Abbey in England to castles in Romania once frequented by Vlad Tepes, aka “Vlad the Impaler.”
Fall 2024

An Introduction to Voiceovers
Special Interest

Explore the craft of voiceovers! Discover current trends, opportunities, and tools you need to find success in this growing remote working industry. Read a real script and receive coaching from your instructor, a professional voice actor, to improve your delivery. One-time, 90 minute, one-on-one, video-chat class! Online class. Once registered, someone will contact you to set up an appointment time. Must have personal computer or tablet with Zoom, Skype, (Win/Mac/Mobile) or iChat/FaceTime (Mac/iOS). Please ensure your contact information is complete in your profile.
Fall 2024
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History and Haunting of Ireland
Writing

Experience History with a Paranormal Twist on an Armchair Tour Through Ireland. Ireland is famous for its “thin places,” a membrane or a thin layer between worlds that cross over each other. From pagan times to present, Ireland’s dark history has been recorded in its abbeys and churches, forts and castles, jails and graveyards by those who lived during those turbulent times and often perished because of them. Their ghosts are eyewitnesses to this history. Sometimes, they are the history.
Fall 2024
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