LEMON GROVE, CA — Whether you're working on your first novel, writing a memoir or simply looking to improve your storytelling skills, Lemon Grove Library is offering a free workshop to help local writers develop their craft.
The Writers' Workshop will take place Saturday, Nov. 21, from 10 to 11 a.m. in the library's Teen Area, 3001 School Lane.
The hourlong session welcomes writers of all experience levels, from complete beginners to published authors, and encourages participants to share their work, ask questions and receive constructive feedback.
All writing styles and genres are welcome, including fiction, poetry, memoirs and other creative projects.
According to the San Diego County Library, the workshop is designed to adapt to participants' interests and needs, allowing writers to build on their strengths while learning from others.
Participants can bring a current writing project, whether they are developing a new idea, revising a manuscript or trying to finish a piece they have already started.
Attendees should bring their own writing supplies, such as a notebook, pen or other materials they prefer to use.
The workshop is listed for adults and older adults ages 55 and older, although writers of all experience levels are welcome.
The Nov. 21 workshop is part of an ongoing series at the Lemon Grove Library. Additional sessions are scheduled for Dec. 5 and Dec. 19, both from 10 to 11 a.m.
For more information, contact Lemon Grove Library at 619-463-9819 or visit the San Diego County Library's Writers' Workshop schedule.
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