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Courses in this category will open for registration during Phase 2: Wednesday, January 7th at 1 p.m.

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  • Mission imPOSSIBLE: Becoming an Author!  In Person
  • Fee: $20.00
    Dates: 2/3/2026 - 2/3/2026
    Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
    Days: Tu
    Sessions: 1
    Building: Beaumont Presbyterian Church
    Room: Sunday School Room
    Instructor: Vicki Reed
    Maximum Enrollment: 35

    Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to write that fiction novel, memoir, or short story (or to finish the one that's been sitting in a drawer for 5 years)! Come meet with other aspiring authors for inspiration, motivation, and education. You'll learn about developing memorable characters, writing dialogue, and how to keep readers turning the page. Helpful information on resources to assist you will be provided as well as ways to get published and promote your work. A free copy of the instructor's novel The Car Thief, will be given to each participant. This will be engaging discussions to teach the tricks of the trade but without any writing assignments either in class or as homework. Come make your dreams come true!
 

  • Virginia Woolf's MRS. DALLOWAY: A Very Close Reading  In Person
  • Fee: $30.00
    Dates: 2/5/2026 - 3/12/2026
    Times: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    Days: Th
    Sessions: 6
    Building: Twin Pines Christian Church
    Room: Adult Study
    Instructor: Stacy Schultz
    Maximum Enrollment: 12

    In this course I plan to adopt a different approach to reading and understanding this remarkable novel. The class will focus on a close reading and analysis of the text itself. We will look at MRS. DALLOWAY as a self-contained and self-referential entity, discovering the novel's meaning through careful examination of its language, structure, and imagery. We will deliberately ignore the use of information that is outside the text as a means to understanding the text; therefore, the author’s biography or historical context will not matter when we are interpreting MRS. DALLOWAY. Read any edition, but ignore prefaces, introductions, and additional notes. In the final class, we can address Virginia Woolf's fascinating life and historical milieu.
 

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