Showing posts with label ann gonzalez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ann gonzalez. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Ann Gonzalez's Writing for Teens and Tweens Online Class

Sharpen your keyboard, the next session of Ann Gonzalez's Writing for Teens and Tweens the online craft and novel revision workshop will start on October 16th. For 125.00 (money-back guarantee) you'll have 8 weeks of in-depth ms critiques and lessons on aspects of craft. You'll meet other writers in the cyber-workshop and have a little fun, too.

Contact Ann at ann@anngonzalez.com if you have a novel started and need help pushing through to the end, or if you're at the final revision stage — the class is designed to help writers finish their stories.

Ann Gonzalez has an MFA from the Northwest Institute of Literary Arts, and is author of RUNNING FOR MY LIFE, the story of fourteen-year-old Andrea McKane, a teen struggling to make sense of her mother's mental illness.

Friday, June 17, 2011

Ann Gonzalez Writing Workshops

Are you looking for feedback on and help shaping the young adult or middle-grade novel you're working on? The next session of Ann Gonzalez's online craft and workshop class is set to start Monday June 27. It's only 125.00 for 8 weeks and comes with a money-back guarantee. To enroll or for more information please contact Ann at ann@anngonzalez.com.

Or maybe you're interested in in-person workshops? For the first time, author and teacher Ann Gonzalez, will be offering an in-person craft workshop in her home. The class will run for 8 weeks on Tuesday nights from 7-9 p.m. beginning July 12. Because of the limited number of critiques possible in an in-person class this is being offered at the discounted rate of 100.00 for the 8 weeks. If you'd like more information please contact Ann at ann@anngonzalez.com.

Friday, April 8, 2011

Writing for Teens and Tweens Class

The next session of the Craft of Writing for Teens and Tweens is scheduled to start Monday April 18. If you need help finishing that first draft of your ms, or tackling the revision, join a group of colleagues for an online workshop and craft class and receive all the support, feedback and encouragement you need to write through to the end.

The class is $125 for 8 weeks and it comes with a money-back guarantee. Contact Ann Gonzalez at ann@anngonzalez.com to sign up.

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Novel Revision Class with Ann Gonzalez

Did you resolve to finish your novel, or revise it to completion? Do you think you'd benefit from an occasional nudge and professional critique of your work? If so, consider signing up for the next online version of Ann Gonzalez's novel revision class starting January 16. The class costs 125.00 for eight weeks and comes with a money-back guarantee. For those that prefer in-person classes, Ann will be teaching three classes at North Seattle Community College: 1st Draft to Publication, Writing for Children and Young Adults, and Crafting Short Stories for Publication.

Please contact Ann at ann@anngonzalez.com with any questions. You can also find out more about Ann, and her work, on her website.

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Online revision class with Ann Gonzalez

Do you have a completed manuscript that you need to revise? Do you have the first third of a novel written and you need help and a push to get to the end?

Join Ann Gonzalez, MFA and author of Running for My Life, and a group of other writers in an eight-week workshop class where you will learn aspects of craft, receive revision notes and support, as well as an occasional push to help you reach the end.

No one walks away from this class without getting their money's worth since it comes with a money-back guarantee. At $125 for 8 weeks it's possibly the cheapest way to receive editorial notes on your work-in-progress while learning about the craft of writing at the same time.

The next session begins on May 16. Contact Ann at ann@anngonzalez.com for more information or to sign up.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Take an online writing class with Ann Gonzalez

Ann sends along an announcement about her latest class:

Are you working on a young adult or middle grade novel? Join a group of skilled writers online and workshop your work-in-progress chapter by chapter. At the same time learn aspects of craft, and commiserate and network with other writers committed to writing for children and young adults.

The class costs $125 for 8 weeks and comes with a money-back guarantee.

There's nothing to lose and a publishable ms to gain.

Contact Ann Gonzalez, author of Running for My Life at ann AT anngonzalez.com. The next session starts shortly so contact her today.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Online class with Ann Gonzalez

Would you like support revising and finishing the young adult or middle-grade novel you're writing so that it's ready to submit?

Join Ann Gonzalez's online class The Art of Writing for Teens and Tweens and receive instructional feedback on your work-in-progress, meet other writers who share your passion for teen and tween literature, and learn and practice aspects of the art and craft of writing...oh, and have fun.

Class starts January 3rd; the cost is $100 for 8 weeks. This class is no-risk, it's offered with a money-back guarantee. (Sign-up for the class today to lock in the 100.00 price for all future classes. Alumni of the class will never have to pay more than 100.00 even if the price goes up in the future.) Contact Ann Gonzalez at ann_e_gonzalez AT hotmail.com for more information.

Friday, October 16, 2009

NaNoWriMo support class!

Want to participate in Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month,) but you're nervous you can't do it, that you won't succeed?

Consider joining Ann Gonzalez's online Nanowrimo Support Class and you're guaranteed, even if you don't write a word, to end November with a T-shirt, a copy of No Plot No Problem, and several great writer friendships. And, in addition, you may come away with a completed manuscript, or one well on its way to the end.

The class is $100 for 8 weeks and comes with the usual "money back guarantee." Write Ann at ann@anngonzalez.com for more information.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Ann Gonzalez interview on The Book of Life blog

The Book of Life is a blog about Jewish people and the books they need; this week features a podcast interview with our own Ann Gonzalez, who wrote RUNNING FOR MY LIFE (which started out as a NaNoWriMo project).

The blog called the book, about mental illness, a mitzvah. Mazel tov, Ann!

Listen to the podcast here.

Monday, August 31, 2009

Additional classes taught by Ann Gonzalez

In addition to Ann Gonzalez's online class, Writing for Teens and Tweens (mentioned in the previous post), Ann will also be teaching two classes this fall at North Seattle Community College:

Writing for Children and Young Adults
Thursday nights 7:00pm - 9:00pm, beginning on Oct. 1, 2009

Writing for Children and Young Adults is a craft and workshop class. Learn
the guidelines for writing for children and young adults, techniques for
strengthening your prose, and, best of all, join with other writers to
write, read, and receive feedback on your work in process.

Write a Novel in 30 Days at North Seattle Community College
Monday nights beginning Oct 19, 2009

Do you have a novel in your head, one you've been dying to commit to paper
but you haven't had the time? That's exactly why National Novel Writing
Month was invented -- to give you and the more than 100,000 other writers a
valid excuse for making the time to write. Who knows you may discover, as I
did, that you're a nano-novelist who writes best when writing all at once.

Ann Gonzalez, author of RUNNING FOR MY LIFE, a nanowrimo novel published in April, 2009. For more information contact ann@anngonzalez.com

Ann Gonzalez class and book trailer

One of Ann Gonzalez's students liked her class enough to make a book trailer for RUNNING FOR MY LIFE, Ann's novel that grew out of NaNoWriMo.



And speaking of her classes, the next session of her Writing for Teens and Tweens is set to start on September 13. This is a no risk class -- $100 for 8 weeks with a money-back guarantee. (Does anyone else offer that? I think not!)

In addition to weekly lessons on aspects of craft the class is designed as a workshop and writers are allowed to submit up to 15 pages a week for feedback. Please contact Ann at ann@anngonzalez.com for more information.