Los Angeles Literature Events 11/12/18 –11/18/18
Workshop: Humor Writing with Lydia Oxenham at 1888 Center for the Arts
Humor Writing: Where to Begin is a workshop that teaches you how to turn a funny idea, joke or experience into something others can read (and Laugh at!). You’ll leave with tips for finding inspiration, strategies for getting the most out of your idea, and the motivation to finally go home and write with humor. Instructor Lydia Oxenham is a writer and studied comedy writing at UCLA and the Upright Citizens Brigade.
NOTE: The cost is $10 for the workshop, and you may purchase tickets at website link.
Where: 1888 Center for the Arts
Date: Monday the 12th
Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Address: 115 N. Orange St., Orange, CA 92866
Website: http://www.1888.center/calendar/workshop-humor-writing-where-to-begin/
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Annie Leibovitz & Annie Leibovitz at Work at Book Soup
“Listen to This” Open Mic Poetry Night at Pico Branch Library, SMPL
Mary McCoy & Camp So-and-So at El Sereno Branch Library – Teen Event
Please join us for our Evening Book Club Discussion of How to Stop Time, by Matt Haig. Tom Hazard has a dangerous secret. He may look like an ordinary 41-year-old, but owing to a rare condition, he’s been alive for centuries. He has lived history, with many famous people, but now he just wants an ordinary life. This book tells a love story across the ages, about a man lost in time who ties to find himself and try to find happiness.
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