Travel writing workshop at Cap U in Sechelt

ByHeather Conn

Prose on the Road: The Art of Travel Writing
1 to 5 p.m., Capilano University, Sechelt campus

Do you spin tales of your global adventures but never write them down? This fun workshop helps you move your passion for travel from the road to the page. Through in-class exercises and lively discussion, you learn techniques of top writers in this field and read published samples of what works and what does not. Discover the different types of travel writing and gain helpful tips and resources on potential markets

Please register online at www.capilanou.ca/ce/registration-information.html#sunshine-coast. Course #10157

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