Great writing is all about revision
Revision is an art. It’s a part of the craft that amounts to 90% of the entire writing process.
But how can we approach revision in a way that’s creative, fun, and fills us with confidence as we edit our way towards (hopeful) perfection?
If you’re ever wondered how to revise that first draft, or wanted to learn advanced techniques for making a piece of writing publication ready, this class it for you.
In this class, you’ll learn various approaches for revising your written work.
Course takeaways:
Exercises for refining your prose at the line level
Techniques for making structural edits to your work
Learn different approaches for tackling writing projects both large and small
This class is suitable for writers at any level.
Cost is €200. Includes two two-hour classes capped at 15 students and lifetime access to the Honing House Discord server.
Have questions about the workshop? Concerns? Interested in paying in person or need to pay with an alternative method? Don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Your Instructor
Daniel J. Cecil is a writer and teacher living in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Daniel received his MFA in fiction from the University of Washington, where he also taught in the creative writing program for five years. Daniel currently teaches travel writing at Emerson College in Limburg. His writing has appeared in many journals, including The Rumpus, The Heavy Feather Review, The LA Review of Books, Barrelhouse, Miracle Monocle, and The Stranger, among others. Daniel’s work has been longlisted for the Dzanc Fiction Prize, shortlisted for the Yes Yes Books Open Reading Period, received a Pushcart nomination, and received the support of several residencies.