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Wordsmith Seminar

Instructor: Christin Eve Cato 

Designed as a focused and generative space, the seminar supports writers developing full-length or feature-length material through guided discussion, page sharing, and disciplined writing practice.

Course Topics

At the center of the course is an exploration of personal mythology and ethics—how your worldview, lived experiences, and values shape the voice through which you tell your stories

The Work

Through reflective discussion and craft exploration, participants will revisit and refine their current projects while strengthening the philosophical foundation behind their writing.

Feedback & Support

The seminar blends craft discussion, generative exercises, goal-setting, and workshop sessions to help writers show up consistently and dedicate meaningful time to their work.

Across the semester, writers will participate in 12 weekly discussions on craft, personal mythology, and ethics. The seminar is designed to help writers reexamine their writing voices and develop a deeper understanding of how their personal philosophical and ethical beliefs lay the foundation for their storytelling.

Course Schedule (Virtual & Eastern Time)
All sessions are held on Sundays from 1:00–4:00 PM ET, except for Orientation and one Presentation day.


March 21 — Orientation: Personal Mythology (1-3pm)**
March 29 — Origin Stories
April 12 — Mythology & Ethics
April 19 — Assessing Your Work
April 26 — Meditative Exploration
May 3 — Guest Lecture (TBA)
                        

~~~ ReVisions~~~

May 17 — Workshop Day #1
May 24 — Workshop Day #2
June 7 — Workshop Day #3
June 14 — Workshop Day #4

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 ~~~Sharing Visions~~~

June 27 — Work Share Presentations
June 28 — Continue Presentations & Wrap Up​​​​

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