"The Lying Game" with author Paul McComas

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Free your Inner Fiction Writer!

WAUKESHA - You'll find food for thought and inspiration
in “The Lying Game: Freeing Your Inner Fiction Writer” with author Paul McComas
at AllWriters’ Workplace & Workshop! Placing a particular emphasis on
characterization, setting, and "writing in the moment," McComas leads
a lively conversation about several key narrative themes, directs attendees
through fun and fruitful writing exercises, details the techniques that best
bring the human condition to light and to life, and performs excerpts from his
own work -- all while exploring "fiction writing as discovery
process" and "how literary 'lies' can tell greater truths."
McComas also provides tips about how you can send your live readings through
the roof. Plenty of time will be set aside for questions and a
"wide-open" discussion.

This event takes place on October 29, 2011, from 9:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at AllWriters’ Workplace & Workshop, 234 Brook St., Unit
2, Waukesha, WI.  The fee is $85 and this
includes lunch.  You can register by
calling 262-446-0284, or by going online to www.allwriters.org,
and clicking on Celebrity Saturdays.

PAUL MCCOMAS is the author of four critically acclaimed
books—two novels, Planet of the Dates and Unplugged, and the short-story
collections Twenty Questions and Unforgettable: Harrowing Futures, Horrors,
& (Dark) Humor.  He is also the
editor of two anthologies, First Person Imperfect and Further Persons
Imperfect. He recently co-authored the novel Logan’s Journey with William F.
Nolan, bestselling author of the SF classic Logan’s Run.  His short narrative films and videos have
garnered international, national, and regional prizes, been screened at
festivals worldwide, and been shown on network, public, and cable TV.

AllWriters’ Workplace and Workshop offers on-site and
online writing courses in all genres and abilities of creative writing, as well
as coaching, editing, and marketing services. 
A schedule of classes and registration is available online at
http://www.allwriters.org or you can call 262-446-0284.