
Flash fiction is most compelling when it’s alive. Writing about the human body, bringing in the visceral experience of our scars, pain and joy can heighten the tension in our flash stories. In this generative workshop, we’ll be reading flash pieces based on physicality, writing our own physical flashes, and discovering what it is that makes a reader curl their toes when they read a story.
Date: February 22
Time: 11am NYC. Recorded for participants unable to attend live.
Duration: 90 minutes
Zoom link sent shortly after booking and again one day before the event.
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Dr. Finnian Burnett is an author whose writing explores intersections of mental health, gender identity, disability, and life in a fat body. Finnian has released two flash fiction collections, one of which received a Canada Council for the Arts grant for development into a novel. Their work has appeared on CBC books, in Blank Spaces Magazine, Pulp Literature, and more. When not writing or teaching, they watch too much Star Trek and futilely tries to grow a garden. Finnian is represented by Stacey Kondla of The Rights Factory.
$39.00