Research and Interviewing Techniques for Nonfiction Writers
When researching a new article or nonfiction
story, where do you begin gathering information? How do you track down the best
sources to interview? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this
eight-week course designed to get you primed for publishing. Discover how to
conduct research and interviews using techniques you will practice in class and
then use in the field. Explore the many forms and specializations of nonfiction
writing and learn how to tailor your work for each market.
Instructor(s):
Janna Santoro is a self-proclaimed "writer-in-progress." Santoro's professional experience includes six years in the publishing industry, being a staff member with a weekly community newspaper and managing editor of multiple monthly magazines. She's been a writing instructor for three years.
When:
Feb. 1-March 29: Mon., 6-8:30 p.m. (No meeting Feb. 15.)
Where:
Sutter Square Galleria, 2901 K St, Sacramento, CA
Directions:
Fee:
$325.00 ($345.00 if postmarked after 01/18/2010).
Special Discount fee:
$310.50 for organizations enrolling three or more people at the same time in the same course. All registrations must be submitted at the same time and fees paid with one check, credit card or purchase order.
Credit:
2 quarter units academic credit, X410.2
Required textbooks:
The Writer's Digest Handbook of Magazine Writing by Michelle Ruberg ISBN 978-1582973340 and The Elements of Style, 4th Ed. (not illustrated) by Stunk and White ISBN 978-0205313426. Buy these books from the UC Davis Bookstore.
Section:
093WRT133
