
Timing: How a story is told and how to create your ‘acts’
18 February @ 18:30 - 20:30

About this Event
All stories, whether long or short, have one essential element; timing. It’s a key component to a great read, but how do you create it, and how does it fit in within the ‘acts’ of a story. This workshop will give you the skills to really challenge your protagonist, and reward your reader.
Throughout this workshop, you will…
- Learn how to craft a flowing narrative that has a variety of paces; fast, slow, dramatic, and everything in between.
- Discover the ‘Three Acts’ that all stories have, and how the ‘Hero’s Journey’ can help you and your protagonist tell a fulfilling tale.
Next session(s)
Thursday 18th March
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About Kit Kennedy
Kit Kennedy is a writer, researcher, and creative writing teacher. She is an established British author with Australian-roots. As a freelance writer and content creator, she has written two full-length novels, various short stories, novellas, and flash fiction. Her content writing work is regularly supplied to online and print media outlets around the globe, including a regular contributing author to Classical Wisdom Weekly.
She holds an MA in Creative Writing, along with two diplomas, one in Travel Writing & Photography, and one Professional Writing & Editing.
Book your place
Tickets cost £15 for NWS Members and £18 for general admission. Book your place, or to find out more about joining NWS, head to our membership page.
Access
This workshop will be delivered online via Zoom. Zoom is a cloud-based video conferencing service you can use to virtually meet with others – either by video or audio-only or both. A link will be sent out shortly before the workshop starts to the email address you enter at the time of booking.