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# Ditmas Fiction Writing Class At Lark Begins October 1 (Partner)
- URL: https://bklyner.com/ditmas-fiction-writing-class-at-lark-begins-october-1-partner-ditmas-park/
- Published: 2013-08-23T19:30:12.000Z
- Updated: 2013-08-23T19:30:12.000Z
- Author: Ditmas Park Corner
- Tags: Sponsored, classes, Lark, Rachel Sherman, workshops, writing, #API-Imported

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The next [Ditmas Fiction writing class](http://www.rachelsherman.net/writing-workshops/?ref=bklyner.com) from author [Rachel Sherman](http://www.rachelsherman.net/?ref=bklyner.com) is starting at [Lark](http://www.larkcafe.com/?ref=bklyner.com) (1007 Church Ave, between E 10th and Stratford) on October 1, and meets on Tuesdays from 7-9pm, $425 for 10 weeks.

Structured around in-class discussions of your work, the class will focus on outline, structure, plot, narrative, dialogue and pacing, and content. You will receive written critiques and line edits from Rachel, and thoughtful, constructive criticism from your peers. This is an open class for both beginning writers as well as writers who currently have a novel or short story in progress. The class will culminate with an (optional) reading at Lark.

Email [rachel@rachelsherman.net](mailto:rachel@rachelsherman.net) to save your space!

Visit [rachelsherman.net](http://www.rachelsherman.net/?ref=bklyner.com) for more information and testimonials.

Rachel Sherman’s book of short stories, [The First Hurt](http://www.rachelsherman.net/the-first-hurt/?ref=bklyner.com), was short-listed for the Story Prize and the Frank O’Connor International Short Story Award, and was named one of the 25 Books to Remember in 2006 by the NY Public Library. Her first novel, [Living Room](http://www.rachelsherman.net/living-room/?ref=bklyner.com), was released in 2009, also to broad critical acclaim. She holds an MFA from Columbia University, and teaches creative writing at Rutgers and Columbia Universities.