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Deep Dive with Scrivener
Are you struggling to organize your book? Despairing over the drafting and revising in Word? Join Catherine Stephens and Rita Mae Reese for a deep dive into Scrivener, a word processor created by writers for writers. In it you can keep track of deadlines, word counts, mulitiple versions of scenes, characters, and include research, images, and more all in the project you are working in.
There will be time for questions and sharing. Bring your own laptop with Scrivener loaded. You can download a free trial of Scrivener here. The trial period is good for 30 days of use; after that, it's $45 to download ($38.25 with an education discount).
Rita Mae Reese is a recipient of a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers’ Award, a Stegner fellowship in fiction, a “Discovery”/The Nation award, and a Pamaunok Poetry Prize, among other awards. An animated video from the title poem of her first book, The Alphabet Conspiracy, was showcased at the Association of Independent Commercial Producers Midwest Trade Show. Her second book, The Book of Hulga, was selected by Denise Duhamel for the Felix Pollak Prize in 2016. She designs Lesbian Poet Trading Cards for Headmistress Press, is a member of the bluegrass band Coulee Creek, and serves as Co-Director of Arts & Literature Laboratory.
Catherine Stephens is a musician, and she provides support for teaching and learning, and instructional design. She holds a M.A. in Education and is a community arts advocate. She has worked with the Goodman Community Center, UW-Madison in the School of Education, and Edgewood College. Catherine advocates for access to the arts, and serves on the Arts + Literature Laboratory Literary Arts Team. She teaches piano lessons privately and with Music con Brio after school program, and she helps coordinate art events for the Goodman Community Center After School program. She sings with the Wisconsin Chamber Choir and the ARTemis Women's Choir at Madison’s LunArt festival.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Arts + Literature Laboratory is located at 111 S. Livingston Street #100, Madison, Wisconsin, 53703.
Our galleries are normally open Tuesday through Friday 10am-5pm and Saturday noon to 5pm, and other programs take place throughout the week. Please check the events calendar and education section for details.
