Western Region: New York State Performers, Programmers & Related Resources for Public Libraries & Groups


Performer Information
Performer name:	Stephen Krensky
Phone:	781-862-7046
Mailing address:	12 Coppersmyth Way Lexington, MA 02421
E-mail address:	stephen.krensky@verizon.net
Website:	http://www.stephenkrensky.com
Previous appearances at:	Heritage Elementary, Wilmington, DE, Philadelphia-Montgomery Christian Academy, Erdenhelm. PA Contact information for New York State Public Libraries
Information last updated:	04/11/2012

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Program
Category
Description
Fee

Adventures With the Writing Process Literature- Creative Writing

Whether jousting with dragons, outsmarting bullies or researching the early life of Benjamin Franklin, Stephen Krensky has learned to understand writing as a process. Using some of his 100+ fiction and non-fiction books as examples, he shares the process by which his ideas become manuscripts, and how those manuscripts are revised (and revised and revised) before being published. His talks are always informal, and he welcomes questions from the audience.
$1001- $3000

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Program	Category	Description	Fee
Adventures With the Writing Process	Literature- Creative Writing	Whether jousting with dragons, outsmarting bullies or researching the early life of Benjamin Franklin, Stephen Krensky has learned to understand writing as a process. Using some of his 100+ fiction and non-fiction books as examples, he shares the process by which his ideas become manuscripts, and how those manuscripts are revised (and revised and revised) before being published. His talks are always informal, and he welcomes questions from the audience.	$1001- $3000