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 et. As we go through the guidelines to master your own children’s book\, yo
 u’ll leave this course with a solid start on your own original story\, and 
 advice on pitfalls to avoid. Topics of illustrations\, copyrighting\, and p
 ublishing are also covered. Don’t wait for “some day” to publish your own b
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DESCRIPTION:Break through writer’s block\, inertia\, fear and self-sabotage
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 et. As we go through the guidelines to master your own children’s book\, yo
 u’ll leave this course with a solid start on your own original story\, and 
 advice on pitfalls to avoid. Topics of illustrations\, copyrighting\, and p
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
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 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
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 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
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 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
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DTSTAMP:20260430T173950Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/62447/online-certificates-and-cours
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260209T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260210T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260211T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260212T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260213T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260214T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260215T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260216T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260217T055900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
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 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
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 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
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 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
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 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
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 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260408T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260409T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260410T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260411T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173950Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260412T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260413T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260414T045900Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260415T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260416T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173950Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260417T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173950Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260418T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260419T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260420T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260421T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260422T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260423T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260424T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173950Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260425T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260426T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260427T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260428T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173950Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260429T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260430T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260501T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260502T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260602T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260603T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260604T045900Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260605T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260606T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260607T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260609T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260610T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260611T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260612T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260613T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260614T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260615T045900Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260616T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260617T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260618T045900Z
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DTSTART:20260617T050100Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260619T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260620T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260621T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260622T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260621T050100Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260623T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260624T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260623T050100Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260625T045900Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260626T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260627T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260909T045900Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
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 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260912T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260913T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DTEND:20260914T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
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 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
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 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260916T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260921T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260922T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260923T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260924T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260925T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260926T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260927T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260928T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
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  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260929T045900Z
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DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20260930T045900Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20261001T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260930T050100Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
 d-ugc-F26)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_222179771@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/62447/online-certificates-and-cours
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 gc-F26
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20261002T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20261001T050100Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
 d-ugc-F26)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_718309348@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/62447/online-certificates-and-cours
 es-2026/introduction-to-fiction-writing-online-at-your-own-pace#OE-13110d-u
 gc-F26
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writi
 ng experience\, find your pathway towards your fiction writing goals. Learn
  the basic building blocks of story: character\, plot and setting. Then fin
 d out the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you mig
 ht like to explore.\n\nWhether you’ve never written a word of fiction\, or 
 haven’t written since high school or college\, you will complete the course
  with the skills you need to get started. Create a new work of fiction\, or
  revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer.\n \n\nCourses
  are online and asynchronous\, meaning students may login to the classroom 
 anytime during the course session\, day or night\, 24/7. For more informati
 on\, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ (
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16BQD1gHA0oxeCFUKz7Aju7S1TRT0sN3u2QdP5MV
 5Q5Y/edit?usp=sharing)\n \n\nClass details:\n\nUnit 1: The building blocks 
 of story\n \n- Character\n\n- Conflict\n\n- Setting\n\n- Plot and story str
 ucture\n\n- Short story versus novel\n\n- Who are we writing for?\n\n \n\nU
 nit 2: Character and conflict\n \n- Protagonists and antagonists\n\n- Secon
 dary characters\n\n- Character archetypes\n\n- Character desires\, conflict
 s and stakes\n\n- Dialogue\n\n \n\nUnit 3: Setting and plot\n \n- Contempor
 ary versus fantastical and historical settings\n\n- Setting as character\n\
 n- Three act plot structure and the hero’s journey\n\n- Time jumps and flas
 hbacks\n\n- Prologues and epilogues\n\n \n\nUnit 4: Putting it all together
 \n \n- Strategies for outlining\n\n- Character-driven versus plot-driven ou
 tlines\n\n- Overcoming writer’s block\n\n- Researching markets\n\n- Creatin
 g a marketing plan
DTEND:20261003T045900Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20261002T050100Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Introduction to Fiction Writing (Online at your own pace) (OE-13110
 d-ugc-F26)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_246026549@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/62447/online-certificates-and-cours
 es-2026/introduction-to-fiction-writing-online-at-your-own-pace#OE-13110d-u
 gc-F26
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Writing together in person\, away from our now-default world of
  Zoom\, always feels like running around on the playground with friends. Co
 me enjoy writing time that includes hands-on exercises and word games we ca
 n't do via Zoom. New prompts are on deck in case you've taken this class be
 fore. Open to all writing levels\, first timers to sages. For more informat
 ion about this class and your instructor\, visit www.constellations-writing
 .com (https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/www.constellations-writing.com__\;!
 !MxD8lHs9xPYQ!Pmjtoe1QW6j22Y96sdGwsVf-D6ZNPTF9ipaTN8y70yl8jRU-qHmsjyAW0VbnV
 noJdW2KuRLKIk_G1uY6DAXV3ApQe8aPAWHgHlsvfZ4%24). GET ON THE WAIT LIST and we
 'll add a section when we have enough people.
DTEND:20260430T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260429T233000Z
LOCATION:Camden High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Creative Writing: Playground (Camden) (AE-13040-S26-HE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_509987799@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65677/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 creative-writing-playground-camden#AE-13040-S26-HE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Writing together in person\, away from our now-default world of
  Zoom\, always feels like running around on the playground with friends. Co
 me enjoy writing time that includes hands-on exercises and word games we ca
 n't do via Zoom. New prompts are on deck in case you've taken this class be
 fore. Open to all writing levels\, first timers to sages. For more informat
 ion about this class and your instructor\, visit www.constellations-writing
 .com (https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/www.constellations-writing.com__\;!
 !MxD8lHs9xPYQ!Pmjtoe1QW6j22Y96sdGwsVf-D6ZNPTF9ipaTN8y70yl8jRU-qHmsjyAW0VbnV
 noJdW2KuRLKIk_G1uY6DAXV3ApQe8aPAWHgHlsvfZ4%24). GET ON THE WAIT LIST and we
 'll add a section when we have enough people.
DTEND:20260507T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260506T233000Z
LOCATION:Camden High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Creative Writing: Playground (Camden) (AE-13040-S26-HE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_824482556@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65677/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 creative-writing-playground-camden#AE-13040-S26-HE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Writing together in person\, away from our now-default world of
  Zoom\, always feels like running around on the playground with friends. Co
 me enjoy writing time that includes hands-on exercises and word games we ca
 n't do via Zoom. New prompts are on deck in case you've taken this class be
 fore. Open to all writing levels\, first timers to sages. For more informat
 ion about this class and your instructor\, visit www.constellations-writing
 .com (https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/www.constellations-writing.com__\;!
 !MxD8lHs9xPYQ!Pmjtoe1QW6j22Y96sdGwsVf-D6ZNPTF9ipaTN8y70yl8jRU-qHmsjyAW0VbnV
 noJdW2KuRLKIk_G1uY6DAXV3ApQe8aPAWHgHlsvfZ4%24). GET ON THE WAIT LIST and we
 'll add a section when we have enough people.
DTEND:20260514T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260513T233000Z
LOCATION:Camden High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Creative Writing: Playground (Camden) (AE-13040-S26-HE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_555564632@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65677/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 creative-writing-playground-camden#AE-13040-S26-HE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Writing together in person\, away from our now-default world of
  Zoom\, always feels like running around on the playground with friends. Co
 me enjoy writing time that includes hands-on exercises and word games we ca
 n't do via Zoom. New prompts are on deck in case you've taken this class be
 fore. Open to all writing levels\, first timers to sages. For more informat
 ion about this class and your instructor\, visit www.constellations-writing
 .com (https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/www.constellations-writing.com__\;!
 !MxD8lHs9xPYQ!Pmjtoe1QW6j22Y96sdGwsVf-D6ZNPTF9ipaTN8y70yl8jRU-qHmsjyAW0VbnV
 noJdW2KuRLKIk_G1uY6DAXV3ApQe8aPAWHgHlsvfZ4%24). GET ON THE WAIT LIST and we
 'll add a section when we have enough people.
DTEND:20260521T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260520T233000Z
LOCATION:Camden High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Creative Writing: Playground (Camden) (AE-13040-S26-HE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_846167498@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65677/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 creative-writing-playground-camden#AE-13040-S26-HE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Writing together in person\, away from our now-default world of
  Zoom\, always feels like running around on the playground with friends. Co
 me enjoy writing time that includes hands-on exercises and word games we ca
 n't do via Zoom. New prompts are on deck in case you've taken this class be
 fore. Open to all writing levels\, first timers to sages. For more informat
 ion about this class and your instructor\, visit www.constellations-writing
 .com (https://urldefense.com/v3/__http:/www.constellations-writing.com__\;!
 !MxD8lHs9xPYQ!Pmjtoe1QW6j22Y96sdGwsVf-D6ZNPTF9ipaTN8y70yl8jRU-qHmsjyAW0VbnV
 noJdW2KuRLKIk_G1uY6DAXV3ApQe8aPAWHgHlsvfZ4%24). GET ON THE WAIT LIST and we
 'll add a section when we have enough people.
DTEND:20260528T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260527T233000Z
LOCATION:Camden High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Creative Writing: Playground (Camden) (AE-13040-S26-HE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_975672413@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65677/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 creative-writing-playground-camden#AE-13040-S26-HE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You’ve written the story — now how does it become a book? This 
 engaging class walks you step-by-step through the storyboarding process for
  children’s picture books. We’ll cover ideal word counts\, page planning\, 
 pacing through page turns\, and how to think visually about illustration op
 portunities. You’ll also practice creating a simple booklet to see your sto
 ry come to life. Great for aspiring and emerging picture book authors.
DTEND:20260626T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260625T230000Z
LOCATION:Northeast Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Storyboarding Your Picture Book: From Manuscript to Mock-up (Summer
 ) (AE-13021-Su26-NE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_731981348@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67533/adult-enrichment-summer-2026/
 storyboarding-your-picture-book-from-manuscript-to-mock-up-summer#AE-13021-
 Su26-NE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Curious about making your own wine? This introductory class exp
 lains the complete process: including equipment\, fermentation stages\, hyd
 rometers\, yeast selection\, racking\, clearing\, aging\, troubleshooting\,
  and bottling. Real equipment will be demonstrated\, both wine kits and fre
 sh-fruit methods will be discussed\, and home production laws will be revie
 wed. No experience necessary.\n\n**No wine will be consumed in this class**
DTEND:20260731T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260730T230000Z
LOCATION:Northeast Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Winemaking for Beginners – From Fruit to Bottle (Summer) (AE-13022-
 Su26-NE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_746460442@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/67534/adult-enrichment-summer-2026/
 winemaking-for-beginners-from-fruit-to-bottle-summer#AE-13022-Su26-NE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Sunny\, funny\, “happy ending” stories are what we often assume
  audiences want to read and hear. But the meaning in our lives also lies in
  our difficult stories: the secrets\, mistakes\, traumas and crises we’ve s
 urvived. How do we write and tell those riskier stories in a way that invit
 es the listener in with honesty and vulnerability? This workshop uses readi
 ngs\, discussion\, handouts and writing/telling exercises to approach the c
 hallenges of working on difficult personal narratives\, shifting the creati
 ve process from intimidating to rewarding. Taught by writer/actor/storytell
 er Amy Salloway.
DTEND:20260501T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260430T233000Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Writing: In The Dark (Northeast) ONLINE (AE-13005-S26-NE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_332285709@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65020/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 writing-in-the-dark-northeast-online#AE-13005-S26-NE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Sunny\, funny\, “happy ending” stories are what we often assume
  audiences want to read and hear. But the meaning in our lives also lies in
  our difficult stories: the secrets\, mistakes\, traumas and crises we’ve s
 urvived. How do we write and tell those riskier stories in a way that invit
 es the listener in with honesty and vulnerability? This workshop uses readi
 ngs\, discussion\, handouts and writing/telling exercises to approach the c
 hallenges of working on difficult personal narratives\, shifting the creati
 ve process from intimidating to rewarding. Taught by writer/actor/storytell
 er Amy Salloway.
DTEND:20260508T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260507T233000Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Writing: In The Dark (Northeast) ONLINE (AE-13005-S26-NE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_617948337@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65020/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 writing-in-the-dark-northeast-online#AE-13005-S26-NE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Sunny\, funny\, “happy ending” stories are what we often assume
  audiences want to read and hear. But the meaning in our lives also lies in
  our difficult stories: the secrets\, mistakes\, traumas and crises we’ve s
 urvived. How do we write and tell those riskier stories in a way that invit
 es the listener in with honesty and vulnerability? This workshop uses readi
 ngs\, discussion\, handouts and writing/telling exercises to approach the c
 hallenges of working on difficult personal narratives\, shifting the creati
 ve process from intimidating to rewarding. Taught by writer/actor/storytell
 er Amy Salloway.
DTEND:20260515T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260514T233000Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Writing: In The Dark (Northeast) ONLINE (AE-13005-S26-NE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_766051922@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65020/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 writing-in-the-dark-northeast-online#AE-13005-S26-NE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Sunny\, funny\, “happy ending” stories are what we often assume
  audiences want to read and hear. But the meaning in our lives also lies in
  our difficult stories: the secrets\, mistakes\, traumas and crises we’ve s
 urvived. How do we write and tell those riskier stories in a way that invit
 es the listener in with honesty and vulnerability? This workshop uses readi
 ngs\, discussion\, handouts and writing/telling exercises to approach the c
 hallenges of working on difficult personal narratives\, shifting the creati
 ve process from intimidating to rewarding. Taught by writer/actor/storytell
 er Amy Salloway.
DTEND:20260522T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260521T233000Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Writing: In The Dark (Northeast) ONLINE (AE-13005-S26-NE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_796685524@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65020/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 writing-in-the-dark-northeast-online#AE-13005-S26-NE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Sunny\, funny\, “happy ending” stories are what we often assume
  audiences want to read and hear. But the meaning in our lives also lies in
  our difficult stories: the secrets\, mistakes\, traumas and crises we’ve s
 urvived. How do we write and tell those riskier stories in a way that invit
 es the listener in with honesty and vulnerability? This workshop uses readi
 ngs\, discussion\, handouts and writing/telling exercises to approach the c
 hallenges of working on difficult personal narratives\, shifting the creati
 ve process from intimidating to rewarding. Taught by writer/actor/storytell
 er Amy Salloway.
DTEND:20260529T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260430T173951Z
DTSTART:20260528T233000Z
LOCATION:Online
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Writing: In The Dark (Northeast) ONLINE (AE-13005-S26-NE)
UID:2026-04-30T12:39:51-05:00_199247831@ip-10-0-133-7.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/65020/adult-enrichment-spring-2026/
 writing-in-the-dark-northeast-online#AE-13005-S26-NE
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR