Where truth meets craft, and real lives become unforgettable stories.
Join acclaimed author and journalist Robin Gaby Fisher for an inspiring and practical one-day writing seminar focused on the art and craft of narrative nonfiction. Whether you are a working writer, aspiring memoirist, or journalist seeking to deepen your storytelling skills, this in-person workshop will help you transform real-life experiences into compelling, character-driven narratives.
Robin is the New York Times bestselling author of thirteen nonfiction books, including her most recent bestseller Unmasked (co-authored with Paul Holes), which debuted at No. 3 on the New York Times list. Her career includes Pulitzer Prize finalist honors, a shared Pulitzer for breaking news, and the prestigious Taylor Family Award for Fairness in Newspapers from the Nieman Foundation at Harvard.
During this seminar, Robin will share her approach to:
- Finding the extraordinary in the lives of ordinary people
- Conducting immersive interviews and deep research
- Writing with clarity, emotion, and narrative momentum
- Shaping structure, character, and voice in nonfiction storytelling
- Navigating ethical boundaries and editorial challenges
Robin’s teaching style is intimate, generous, and rooted in decades of real-world writing experience. She recently stepped away from directing the journalism program at Rutgers University to focus on her writing full time in Vermont, where she lives with her husband, fine art photographer Loren Fisher, and their dog Pudge.
Date: Nov. 1. 2025
Location: Woodstock, Vermont
Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with lunch provided
Format: In-person, small group workshop with interactive exercises, discussion, and Q&A
Space is limited. Writers of all levels are welcome.
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Discover how to elevate your nonfiction writing under the guidance of one of the nation’s most respected narrative storytellers.