Have you wished for in-depth analysis of your fiction in a session just for you? No workshop full of other students, no multiple-week commitment? We are pleased to offer this opportunity with author and teacher Elizabeth Genovise, one of our most popular workshop leaders. This format proved popular during September 2022, and Elizabeth has agreed to coach again.

Genovise will schedule your online session, offering weeknight, Friday, and weekend slots through February. You’ll submit a maximum of 7,000 words of your fiction, either a short story or the opening segment of a novel, at least a week before your one-hour session. You’ll receive a typed critique of your work as well as verbal discussion and the opportunity to ask questions.

Elizabeth Genovise, O. Henry Prize recipient, is a graduate of the MFA in fiction program at McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana. She is a member of the East Tennessee Literary Hall of Fame and the author of three short story collections. The newest one, “Palindrome,” released in September 2022 from the Texas Review Press/Texas A&M. Read more about it at https://www.tamupress.com/book/9781680032772/palindrome/. She teaches creative writing, literature, and composition, and lives in Oak Ridge, TN.

The deadline will be 11:59 PM Sunday, January 29. Price: $130. Limit: 12 learners.