The Story Circle Network, the only lifewriting program designed exclusively for women, has expanded its online writing programs for women. This fall, they are offering five women-only classes, open to both SCN members and non-members.
The Fall 2008 online class lineup includes:
- Personal Maps and Place as Story (taught by Susan Albert)
- Start Small Finish Big: From Memoir Vignette to Publication, Part 1 (taught by Matilda Butler and Kendra Bonnett)
- Journaling by the Moonlight: A Woman's Path to Self-Discovery (taught by Tina Games)
- Writing A Healing Memoir (taught by Linda Joy Myers)
- What to Keep: An Introduction to Memoir Writing (taught by Robin Reger)
For full class listings, faculty bios, enrollment, and more, visit their website: www.storycircleonlineclasses.org
SCN is also seeking women teachers/writers who want to share their passion for lifewriting by working with women in online and email classes. Skilled writers with experience in teaching memoir, journaling, life-based fiction, and other lifewriting forms are invited to submit a proposal. They are now accepting proposals for the following sessions:
- Winter, 2009 (January 19-March 16, 2009) - deadline for proposals is 10/1/08
- Spring, 2009 (April 13-June 8, 2009) - deadline for proposals is 2/1/09
About the Story Circle Network
The Story Circle Network is dedicated to helping women share the stories of their lives and to raising public awareness of the importance of women's personal histories. SCN carries out their mission through publications, a web site, classes, workshops, writing and reading circles, and woman-focused programs. SCN activities empower women to tell their stories, discover their identities through their stories, and choose to be the authors of their own lives.
Since 1997, SCN has offered courses and educational programs in writing circles, conferences, workshops, and online classes. They offer learning opportunities in memoir, reminiscence, journaling, poetry, family stories, kitchen table stories, writing-as-healing, writing for personal growth and spiritual development, poetry, blogging, and others. SCN classes teach general writing skills, organization, and critical editing, as well as technical skills in book design and development, online marketing, blogging, and other Internet-related activities.
