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You are invited to celebrate the 'Write' of Spring by participating in one (or two) of the 44 free writing classes we're offering at Gotham's open house on Tuesday, April 6, and Wednesday, April 7, 2010.

Spring is the ideal time to nurture your creativity. In these one-hour sessions, we will introduce you to the Gotham faculty and give you a glimpse of how our classes work. While we're at it, we'll try to rev up your creative engines.

Select from classes including:

Memoir Writing - Stand-up Comedy Writing - Screenwriting - Fiction Writing
Songwriting - TV Writing - Poetry Writing - Article Writing
Children's Book Writing - Nonfiction Writing - Humor Writing

Do you want to begin writing but don't know where to start? Then we invite you to participate in a one-hour Creative Writing 101 class.

Sign up today! Pre-registration is required as classroom space is limited. (To allow for more people to participate in a free class, we can register an individual for no more than two classes.)

Additional free classes at bookstores are listed at the bottom of this page. For information regarding our comprehensive Six- and Ten-week classes offered Online and in NYC, visit WritingClasses.com.

ADDITIONAL FREE WORKSHOPS
If you are unable to attend a free workshop on April 6 or 7, we invite you to participate in one of the free Gotham one-hour workshops hosted by area booksellers in the weeks ahead.

Pre-registration is not required for the bookstore events.

Memoir Writing with Cullen Thomas - April 14 - 7:30-8:30PM
Barnes & Noble - Lincoln Center - 1972 Broadway @ 66th Street
The author of Brother One Cell shares his experiences and memoir writing tips.

Character Development Class with Paul Zimmerman - April 22 - 7:30-8:30PM
Barnes & Noble - Greenwich Village - Sixth Avenue at 8th Street
Author of the "Writing Characters" chapter in Writing Movies teaches techniques for bringing characters to life on the page.

Fiction Writing with Sonya Chung - April 26 - 7:00-8:00PM
Barnes & Noble - E 86th Street - 150 East 86th Street (btwn 2nd and 3rd Aves.) Learn techniques for fiction writing from the author of the new novel Long for This World.

Find additional free workshops at Community Events.