How Fiction & Creative Nonfiction
Can Influence & Improve Your Work
with
Valerie Fioravanti
Writing Instructor & Coach
Stretching is good for muscles, and it’s good for writers, too. Writing in a different genre can supply a greater awareness of language, purpose, and perspective, qualities which can then inform and influence your current form.
About the speaker:
Valerie Fioravanti is the author of the linked collection of Brooklyn stories Garbage Night at the Opera from BkMk Press, which won the Chandra Prize for Short Fiction. Her fiction and creative nonfiction have appeared in many literary journals, including North American Review, Cimarron Review, and Hunger Mountain. Her work has garnered eight Pushcart Prize nominations and a Fulbright Fellowship to Italy. A New York City native, she lives in Sacramento, where she teaches workshops and coaches writers privately.
Writers Network Meeting
September 6, 2019
9-11 AM
Perko’s, 6215 Sunrise Avenue, Citrus Heights (north of Greenback)
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The California Writers Club–Sacramento Branch Networking Meeting is held the first Friday of every month at Perko’s Restaurant, 6215 Sunrise Avenue, Citrus Heights (north of Greenback), starting at 9 a.m. Meetings are free. Attendees pay for their own breakfast.
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