Whether it's about dealing with metaphorical or literal monsters, the heart of horror stories lies in the sense of dreaded anticipation. How does one heighten this sense of dread with the mere use of words?
How to Write Horror is a six-hour crash course in the genre. You'll learn how to make horror vivid in the reader's imagination all throughout the process of conceptualization, planning, and execution. The course includes discussions on how fear works in different levels, how to develop the horror atmosphere, and how to keep your reader engaged.
Minimum age for this workshop: 15 years old
Live (face-to-face) class duration: 6 hoursOnline class duration: 7 days
Our teacher
How to Write Horror is taught by Dr. Joem Antonio, an eight-time winner of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards. He has a Ph.D. in Creative Writing from UP Diliman and is currently the Program Director of the MA Humanities program at the University of Asia and the Pacific.
Schedule
You'll find our course schedule below. Can't make it to any? Fear not! We could notify you about new schedules or you could schedule your own.
October 31, 2020 (Saturday), 10:00AM-5:00PM
U-View, Basement, Fully Booked BGC, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City
₱3,600 (₱3,000 if paid on or before Oct. 30)*
*Minors, full-time students, employed or licensed teachers, homeschooling parents, persons with disabilities, and senior citizens are automatically given a 20% scholarship after presenting documents as proof.