This workshop is catered to young writers in 6th grade through high school who are learning to bring the wonder of t he individual self to their work. We will explore how voice sets stories a part and how mining our own perceptions and thoughts of the world around u s is how we nurture and free the unique voice of the writers within us.&nb sp\;
\nIn this two-hour class\, we&rsquo\;ll be using prompts to dis cover ourselves in our work. Whether you&rsquo\;re writing fiction\, poetr y\, or book reports\, this workshop promises a good time and better writin g! \;
\nAuthor Bio: \;
\nAmmi Midstokke grew up in the forests of North Idaho\, where spring trilliums and fall firewood left th eir mark on her soul. After over a decade of global adventures that often included the luxury of electricity and running water\, she returned to her hometown of Sandpoint. She lives in the mountains with her husband\, thei r two children\, and a fluctuating animal-to-human ratio. She is an author and weekly columnist for the Spokesman Review and other publications.
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