Flash fiction is an ultra-short, fictional narrative that focuses on a single moment, character, or plot point.
In this class we will be learning about flash fiction by crafting a 250 word flash fiction piece that can be escalated to any other length.
We will talk about what are the key ingredients of flash fiction, with the help of the M.I.C.E. Quotient.
What will we cover?
We will start by introducing the M.I.C.E Quotient, explaining how to recognize which of its threads we are following in our piece.
Then we will set the Who, Where and genre that we will base our work on.
No need to be a writer! Just come and have fun with words and ideas.
Accessibility
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Wheelchair Accessible Venue
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Gender Neutral Bathrooms
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Free Ticket for First Nation Attendees
Who will be teaching?
Melissa (She/her) is a writing and editing student at RMIT University. She is a writer in practice, shaped by movement, language, and lived experience. She approaches storytelling as both craft and connection: a way to observe, translate, and make sense of the world.
Important info:
Have a question or accessibility request? Just shoot an email us at melbourne@lanewaylearning.com.
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