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reading and writing mysteries. Email
me for more information, costs, or
for available dates. A workshop would
include the following topics and/or
activities:
● An overview of mystery and crime vocabulary
● Discussion of the “mystery” format for writing
(plotting, conflict & climax)
● Work on creating their own short mystery intro
● Peer edit and critique with my assistance
● Suggestions and tips for their writing
● Handouts on fun forensics, mystery websites,
editing tips, and a suggested reading list of
mystery books
Number of Attendees -- should be limited to 30- 35, the smaller the number the more
individualized attention the attendees get
As a certified Gwinnett County Middle School teacher, I have experience teaching both
Middle and High School grades and have been teaching for over eleven years in various
counties in Georgia. I have taught both Language Arts and Descriptive Writing (although
my main subject is Social Studies). I manage a writing critique group which meets at the
Mall of Georgia Border’s Café twice monthly. This workshop can be geared to either
teens or adult writers.