This 2-hour online workshop is designed for creative writers who love writing short stories.
Whether you want to make a living writing for literary magazines, win short story competitions, or practice your craft before tackling a novel, you'll improve your writing & have fun!
In this workshop you'll learn how to outline your story, write and revise it, and get it published under the guidance of author Tevis Shkodra, who is also the Editor-in-Chief of Raconteur Literary Magazine.
Workshop leader Tevis Shkodra will use in-class exercises and real-world examples to teach you:
This workshop also includes:
YES! This workshop is open to you writers who are at any stage of your writing journey, in any genre, and who want to start writing or improve your short stories, under the guidance of a published author and editor of a dynamic literary magazine.
Whether you have...
...Then you will benefit from this workshop. Join us to learn from a helpful mentor about how to master the art of the short story!
Join online: Participate in the workshop from the comfort of your home, anywhere in the world. You'll get to interact with Tevis and the other participants using video, audio, and text chat (or, you can lurk in the background - we don't mind!)
Tevis Shkodra is a Toronto-based short story writer and the Editor-In-Chief of Raconteur Literary Magazine. His short stories have been featured in over a dozen online and in-print publications and anthologies.
Tevis began writing in 2015 and has since penned over 60 stories, publishing over a dozen of them, give-or-take about two publications per year since starting out. He handwrites ideas in an unlined journal and keeps stories in file folders arranged by year written.
In addition to the frequency of publication, Tevis is proud to have published stories across diverse genres, from high fantasy to science-fiction, to murder-mysteries, to literary fiction.
In 2017, his fantasy short story “The Trials of Man” was anthologized in Aphotic Realm Magazine after being shortlisted as a top finalist for the magazine’s “Short Story of the Year” award.
In 2019, Tevis co-founded Raconteur Magazine, of which he is the Editor-In-Chief. On average, Raconteur receives somewhere in the ballpark of 500 submissions per issue, from which Tevis reads, rates, and determines which 5 fiction pieces to publish each issue.