Voice, pressure, and revision as engines of fiction.
The Heart of Fiction is a Morgan-led craft offering for writers who want to understand what gives a piece life, how a voice carries pressure, and how revision can protect what is working while changing what is not.
Core Questions
- What gives a piece its pressure?
- How does voice carry knowledge, desire, withholding, humor, grief, or urgency?
- What does revision actually revise: plot, point of view, rhythm, structure, relation, theme, or attention?
- How does a writer protect what is alive while changing what is not yet working?
Available Formats
- One-session craft lecture.
- Small-group generative workshop.
- Two-part lecture and revision lab.
- Custom session for a school, library, MFA program, or literary organization.
Public dates, capacity, price, and any submission requirements will be stated before registration. Organizations and writing groups may inquire about a custom session now.