Join local short fiction author and librarian, Kate Kulpa, for this two-part Flash Fiction Writing Workshop on Monday, November 10 and Monday, November 17 at 6:30 pm.

What is flash fiction, you ask? Flash fiction is a fictional work of extreme brevity (think, very short story) that still offers character and plot development. In your first session, you will be introduced to flash fiction and will participate in a few writing prompts and exercises. Kate will then send you home with some prompts to work on so you can come back to the second session with some flash fiction pieces of your own to share.

Notebooks, pens, and pencils will be provided but feel free to bring your own!

Free and open to adults. Registration is required. Attendance is expected for both sessions.

About Your Instructor

Kathryn Kulpa is the author of a flash fiction chapbook, Girls on Film (Paper Nautilus), a microchapbook, Who's the Skirt? (Origami Poems Press), and a short story collection, Pleasant Drugs (Mid- List Press). Her work has been chosen for Best Microfiction and the Wigleaf longlist and nominated for Best Small Fictions and the Pushcart Prize. Kathryn is a flash editor at Cleaver magazine and has stories in Flash Frog, Five South, Ghost Parachute, Moon City Review, Smokelong Quarterly, and other journals. Find her online at kathrynkulpa.com