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King County Library System hosts a series of writing workshops
Rise to the challenge during National Novel Writing Month and write a 175-page novel by midnight Nov. 30.
Rise to the challenge during National Novel Writing Month and write a 175-page novel by midnight Nov. 30. The King County Library System is hosting NaNoWriMo, a monthlong series of free writing workshops to support you along the way. Topics range from "Where Do I Start?" to "Zombies and the Art of Ghoulish Writing!"
At 7 p.m. Tuesdays in November at the Bellevue Library, author and teacher Robert Dugoni will present writing workshops including creating memorable characters, holding the reader's attention, editing and story structure.
For a full list of the NaNoWriMo writing workshops and resources: www.kcls.org/events/nanowrimo.cfm.
Laurie Dunlap, Seattle Times staff
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