Writing about Trauma and Mental Health in Horror
Write What Scares You
Friday, November 06
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Rawlings (Main Branch)
Rawlings Bret Kelly AJoin us for a hands-on scary story writing workshop led by published authors. Horror writing topics may not be suitable for all ages. Participant and parental discretion is advised.
PCCLD invites scary story writers of all experience levels to explore the art of horror with this immersive workshop that will be held at Rawlings Library on Friday, November 6, at 4pm. Participants will be guided through the craft of scary storytelling by a roster of talented published authors representing the Colorado Horror Writers Association and the Women in Horror Arts and Media Association.
PLEASE NOTE: Horror writing topics may include mature themes and may not be suitable for all ages. Participant and parental discretion is advised.
What to expect:
An exploration of Trauma and Mental Health as a theme in horror fiction
Expert tips on building tension, developing atmosphere, and creating unforgettable characters
Feedback and discussion in a supportive, creative environment
Opportunities to connect with fellow horror enthusiasts and local authors
Whether you're a seasoned writer or picking up a pen for the first time, this workshop is designed to meet you where you are. No prior writing experience is necessary, just a love of a good scare and willingness to explore the darker corners of your imagination.
Enter the Contest! Feeling inspired? Participants are encouraged to polish their work and submit it to PCCLD's Scary Story Writing Contest! It's the perfect opportunity to showcase your creativity and compete for recognition. Visit our website: https://www.pueblolibrary.org/contests Under the tab, "Scary Story," for entry forms, the submission deadline, and guidelines.
Featured Authors: Catlyn Ladd and Christina Bergling
AGE GROUP: | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | Spooky | Halloween | Contests | Class/Workshop | Author Event | All Pueblo Reads |
TAGS: | Key |
