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June 8, 2007 | Blog |  One Comments

“Pencils and Whatnot: A Fiction Writing Workshop” with Ericka Lutz

By Ericka Lutz

Think ahead!

Now enrolling for Literary Mama Senior Editor Ericka Lutz’s private Fall workshop in Oakland, California. “Pencils and Whatnot: A Fiction Writing Workshop” meets for eight sessions, and includes writing exercises, process work, critique sessions, and one private manuscript consultation with the instructor. Appropriate for intermediate and advanced fiction writers. Limited enrollment, by interview. Contact Ericka for more details.

8 meetings
Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 pm
September 5 to November 14

(No meeting on 9/26, 10/31, and one other date TBA.)
Located in a private home in Oakland, CA

Ericka’s teaching style is one of the most effective I’ve ever encountered. I would highly recommend her to anyone who is trying to become the best writer they can be. She is one of the sharpest teachers out there. — Max Delgado

Ericka is truly a writer’s teacher, insightful, perceptive, and — perhaps most important — deeply caring. She deftly guides writers in unlocking their own creativity. — Camille J. Cusumano

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1 reply on ““Pencils and Whatnot: A Fiction Writing Workshop” with Ericka Lutz”

Jeannesays:
February 24, 2026 at 1:16 am

I really enjoyed this nostalgic piece from Pencils and Wha… the author’s style feels rich with memory, detail, and nuance, inviting readers into reflections that are both personal and universally relatable. What stood out was how the writing weaves humor and insight together in a way that feels both charming and thoughtful, like revisiting an old classroom with fresh eyes. The tone is warm, candid, and full of heart a joy for readers who appreciate reflective writing with personality.

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