$150
1 session
In stock
Sunday, 12:00 pm EDT - 4:30 pm EDT November 16, 2025
Online via Zoom
Our lives are rich with experiences we’ve had as well as stories passed on from families and friends. How do you decide what’s material for a short story, novel, essay or memoir that anyone outside your family will want to read? How do you decide which details to keep and which to discard? How do you shape your narrative into work that lasts? In this generative writing class, we’ll engage in writing exercises that help us explore these questions, read excerpts of contemporary fiction and nonfiction to examine choices authors have made, and share our writing.
Teaching Style: I believe everyone has a story to tell. My style is collaborative and encouraging. I’ve designed the class to be collaborative in that we’re all coaching each other to feel empowered as writers and believe in our unique voices. With literary techniques, I want to dispel the mystery of writing and give writers tools to flourish.
Level: Introductory
This course will be held online via Zoom.

Led by
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Jimin Han
Jimin Han
Jimin Han is the author of The Apology, a Barnes and Noble Discover Pick; named a best audiobook of the year by Booklist, a best book of the summer by the L.A. Times, Vanity Fair, Shondaland, Apple Books and more. She is also the author of A Small Revolution. Her third novel, Dreamt I Found You, is forthcoming in 2026. She teaches at the Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence College and community writing centers. Born in Seoul, South Korea, she grew up in Providence, Rhode Island; Dayton, Ohio; and Jamestown, New York. Her work has been supported by the New York State Council on the Arts.
About this series
Writing Workshops
We strive to make our classes the most inviting and rewarding available, offering an intimate environment to study with award-winning, world-class writers. Each class is specially designed by the instructor, so whether you’re a fledgling writer or an MFA graduate polishing your novel, you’ll find a perfect fit here.