Spooky Creative Writing Workshop | Hurt/Battelle Memorial Library

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Dates & times	Sat, 10/18/2025 - 11:00am
Category	Special Events
Age Groups	Adults, Teens

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Add to Calendar 2025-10-18 11:00:00 2025-10-18 11:00:00 Spooky Creative Writing Workshop Thurber House presents: Spooky Creative Writing Workshop: These Haunted Hills—The Art of Sharing and Creating Creepy Stories and Poetry on Saturday, October 18th at 11 AM.This writing workshop is for students in Middle School, High School, & Adults. The more, the merrier!Award-winning, internationally acclaimed storyteller Lyn Ford is one of the top twenty ghost storytellers in the country. In this workshop, Lyn will lead you on a journey to discover tales, folklore, and ideas from Appalachia's haunted hills and valleys and Ohio's spooky cities and cemeteries. Gather tips, resources, and reflections to use as prompts for your own short stories and verse, developed in the dark shadows of your imagination. This workshop is a shortened version of Lyn Ford's successful series for the John C. Campbell Folk School. Hurt/Battelle Memorial Library Hurt/Battelle Memorial Library laura@oplin.org America/New_York public

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Thurber House presents: Spooky Creative Writing Workshop: These Haunted Hills—The Art of Sharing and Creating Creepy Stories and Poetry on Saturday, October 18th at 11 AM.

This writing workshop is for students in Middle School, High School, & Adults. The more, the merrier!

Award-winning, internationally acclaimed storyteller Lyn Ford is one of the top twenty ghost storytellers in the country. In this workshop, Lyn will lead you on a journey to discover tales, folklore, and ideas from Appalachia's haunted hills and valleys and Ohio's spooky cities and cemeteries. Gather tips, resources, and reflections to use as prompts for your own short stories and verse, developed in the dark shadows of your imagination. This workshop is a shortened version of Lyn Ford's successful series for the John C. Campbell Folk School.