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 HORT FORM\n\nTuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, and 21\,
  2025 \n7:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nOSU-Tulsa\n\nScience fiction is a broad and ev
 er-evolving genre where the possibilities of an imagined world can seem al
 most limitless. Yet\, some of the most successful and thought-provoking wo
 rks of science fiction have engaged readers in the short form\, providing 
 them brief glimpses into expansive worlds.\n\nPerhaps you have thought of 
 providing readers a glimpse into a world you’ve created—if so\, this i
 s the workshop for you. During this workshop\, we will read Octavia E. But
 ler\, Jeff VanderMeer\, Stephen Graham Jones\, Joanna Russ\, William Gibso
 n\, and other award-winning science fiction writers.\n\nWorkshop attendees
  will draft\, workshop\, and leave the class with one science fiction shor
 t story of 10 to 15 pages. It is the goal of this class to provide you wit
 h readings\, craft discussions\, and writing tools to help grow your confi
 dence in writing science fiction\, while also providing clear steps toward
 s how you can publish your writing for others to read and enjoy.\n \n\nFea
 turing Instructor: Robert Warf Burke\n\nRobert Warf Burke is from Portsmou
 th\, Virginia and is a PhD student at Oklahoma State University.\n\nHe has
  work in or forthcoming in: The Cincinatti Review\, Post Road\, 3:AM Magaz
 ine\, Forever Magazine\, Bat City Review\, and Southwest Review among othe
 rs. You can find more of his work at robertwarf.com.\n\n\nThis 6-week work
 shop will be held on Tuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, 
 and 21\, 2025 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in person at OSU-Tulsa. \n\nRegistra
 tion for this workshop will close at 5:00 pm on Friday\, September 12\, 20
 25.
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 ckages-writing-science-fiction-in-the-short-form
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 HORT FORM\n\nTuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, and 21\,
  2025 \n7:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nOSU-Tulsa\n\nScience fiction is a broad and ev
 er-evolving genre where the possibilities of an imagined world can seem al
 most limitless. Yet\, some of the most successful and thought-provoking wo
 rks of science fiction have engaged readers in the short form\, providing 
 them brief glimpses into expansive worlds.\n\nPerhaps you have thought of 
 providing readers a glimpse into a world you’ve created—if so\, this i
 s the workshop for you. During this workshop\, we will read Octavia E. But
 ler\, Jeff VanderMeer\, Stephen Graham Jones\, Joanna Russ\, William Gibso
 n\, and other award-winning science fiction writers.\n\nWorkshop attendees
  will draft\, workshop\, and leave the class with one science fiction shor
 t story of 10 to 15 pages. It is the goal of this class to provide you wit
 h readings\, craft discussions\, and writing tools to help grow your confi
 dence in writing science fiction\, while also providing clear steps toward
 s how you can publish your writing for others to read and enjoy.\n \n\nFea
 turing Instructor: Robert Warf Burke\n\nRobert Warf Burke is from Portsmou
 th\, Virginia and is a PhD student at Oklahoma State University.\n\nHe has
  work in or forthcoming in: The Cincinatti Review\, Post Road\, 3:AM Magaz
 ine\, Forever Magazine\, Bat City Review\, and Southwest Review among othe
 rs. You can find more of his work at robertwarf.com.\n\n\nThis 6-week work
 shop will be held on Tuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, 
 and 21\, 2025 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in person at OSU-Tulsa. \n\nRegistra
 tion for this workshop will close at 5:00 pm on Friday\, September 12\, 20
 25.
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LOCATION:OSU-Tulsa
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.tulsa.okstate.edu/event/big-worlds-in-small-pa
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  2025 \n7:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nOSU-Tulsa\n\nScience fiction is a broad and ev
 er-evolving genre where the possibilities of an imagined world can seem al
 most limitless. Yet\, some of the most successful and thought-provoking wo
 rks of science fiction have engaged readers in the short form\, providing 
 them brief glimpses into expansive worlds.\n\nPerhaps you have thought of 
 providing readers a glimpse into a world you’ve created—if so\, this i
 s the workshop for you. During this workshop\, we will read Octavia E. But
 ler\, Jeff VanderMeer\, Stephen Graham Jones\, Joanna Russ\, William Gibso
 n\, and other award-winning science fiction writers.\n\nWorkshop attendees
  will draft\, workshop\, and leave the class with one science fiction shor
 t story of 10 to 15 pages. It is the goal of this class to provide you wit
 h readings\, craft discussions\, and writing tools to help grow your confi
 dence in writing science fiction\, while also providing clear steps toward
 s how you can publish your writing for others to read and enjoy.\n \n\nFea
 turing Instructor: Robert Warf Burke\n\nRobert Warf Burke is from Portsmou
 th\, Virginia and is a PhD student at Oklahoma State University.\n\nHe has
  work in or forthcoming in: The Cincinatti Review\, Post Road\, 3:AM Magaz
 ine\, Forever Magazine\, Bat City Review\, and Southwest Review among othe
 rs. You can find more of his work at robertwarf.com.\n\n\nThis 6-week work
 shop will be held on Tuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, 
 and 21\, 2025 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in person at OSU-Tulsa. \n\nRegistra
 tion for this workshop will close at 5:00 pm on Friday\, September 12\, 20
 25.
GEO:36.163848;-95.988055
LOCATION:OSU-Tulsa
SUMMARY:Writing Science Fiction in the Short Form 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.tulsa.okstate.edu/event/big-worlds-in-small-pa
 ckages-writing-science-fiction-in-the-short-form
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  2025 \n7:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nOSU-Tulsa\n\nScience fiction is a broad and ev
 er-evolving genre where the possibilities of an imagined world can seem al
 most limitless. Yet\, some of the most successful and thought-provoking wo
 rks of science fiction have engaged readers in the short form\, providing 
 them brief glimpses into expansive worlds.\n\nPerhaps you have thought of 
 providing readers a glimpse into a world you’ve created—if so\, this i
 s the workshop for you. During this workshop\, we will read Octavia E. But
 ler\, Jeff VanderMeer\, Stephen Graham Jones\, Joanna Russ\, William Gibso
 n\, and other award-winning science fiction writers.\n\nWorkshop attendees
  will draft\, workshop\, and leave the class with one science fiction shor
 t story of 10 to 15 pages. It is the goal of this class to provide you wit
 h readings\, craft discussions\, and writing tools to help grow your confi
 dence in writing science fiction\, while also providing clear steps toward
 s how you can publish your writing for others to read and enjoy.\n \n\nFea
 turing Instructor: Robert Warf Burke\n\nRobert Warf Burke is from Portsmou
 th\, Virginia and is a PhD student at Oklahoma State University.\n\nHe has
  work in or forthcoming in: The Cincinatti Review\, Post Road\, 3:AM Magaz
 ine\, Forever Magazine\, Bat City Review\, and Southwest Review among othe
 rs. You can find more of his work at robertwarf.com.\n\n\nThis 6-week work
 shop will be held on Tuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, 
 and 21\, 2025 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in person at OSU-Tulsa. \n\nRegistra
 tion for this workshop will close at 5:00 pm on Friday\, September 12\, 20
 25.
GEO:36.163848;-95.988055
LOCATION:OSU-Tulsa
SUMMARY:Writing Science Fiction in the Short Form 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.tulsa.okstate.edu/event/big-worlds-in-small-pa
 ckages-writing-science-fiction-in-the-short-form
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 HORT FORM\n\nTuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, and 21\,
  2025 \n7:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nOSU-Tulsa\n\nScience fiction is a broad and ev
 er-evolving genre where the possibilities of an imagined world can seem al
 most limitless. Yet\, some of the most successful and thought-provoking wo
 rks of science fiction have engaged readers in the short form\, providing 
 them brief glimpses into expansive worlds.\n\nPerhaps you have thought of 
 providing readers a glimpse into a world you’ve created—if so\, this i
 s the workshop for you. During this workshop\, we will read Octavia E. But
 ler\, Jeff VanderMeer\, Stephen Graham Jones\, Joanna Russ\, William Gibso
 n\, and other award-winning science fiction writers.\n\nWorkshop attendees
  will draft\, workshop\, and leave the class with one science fiction shor
 t story of 10 to 15 pages. It is the goal of this class to provide you wit
 h readings\, craft discussions\, and writing tools to help grow your confi
 dence in writing science fiction\, while also providing clear steps toward
 s how you can publish your writing for others to read and enjoy.\n \n\nFea
 turing Instructor: Robert Warf Burke\n\nRobert Warf Burke is from Portsmou
 th\, Virginia and is a PhD student at Oklahoma State University.\n\nHe has
  work in or forthcoming in: The Cincinatti Review\, Post Road\, 3:AM Magaz
 ine\, Forever Magazine\, Bat City Review\, and Southwest Review among othe
 rs. You can find more of his work at robertwarf.com.\n\n\nThis 6-week work
 shop will be held on Tuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, 
 and 21\, 2025 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in person at OSU-Tulsa. \n\nRegistra
 tion for this workshop will close at 5:00 pm on Friday\, September 12\, 20
 25.
GEO:36.163848;-95.988055
LOCATION:OSU-Tulsa
SUMMARY:Writing Science Fiction in the Short Form 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.tulsa.okstate.edu/event/big-worlds-in-small-pa
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 HORT FORM\n\nTuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, and 21\,
  2025 \n7:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nOSU-Tulsa\n\nScience fiction is a broad and ev
 er-evolving genre where the possibilities of an imagined world can seem al
 most limitless. Yet\, some of the most successful and thought-provoking wo
 rks of science fiction have engaged readers in the short form\, providing 
 them brief glimpses into expansive worlds.\n\nPerhaps you have thought of 
 providing readers a glimpse into a world you’ve created—if so\, this i
 s the workshop for you. During this workshop\, we will read Octavia E. But
 ler\, Jeff VanderMeer\, Stephen Graham Jones\, Joanna Russ\, William Gibso
 n\, and other award-winning science fiction writers.\n\nWorkshop attendees
  will draft\, workshop\, and leave the class with one science fiction shor
 t story of 10 to 15 pages. It is the goal of this class to provide you wit
 h readings\, craft discussions\, and writing tools to help grow your confi
 dence in writing science fiction\, while also providing clear steps toward
 s how you can publish your writing for others to read and enjoy.\n \n\nFea
 turing Instructor: Robert Warf Burke\n\nRobert Warf Burke is from Portsmou
 th\, Virginia and is a PhD student at Oklahoma State University.\n\nHe has
  work in or forthcoming in: The Cincinatti Review\, Post Road\, 3:AM Magaz
 ine\, Forever Magazine\, Bat City Review\, and Southwest Review among othe
 rs. You can find more of his work at robertwarf.com.\n\n\nThis 6-week work
 shop will be held on Tuesdays\, September 16\, 23\, 30\, October 7\, 14\, 
 and 21\, 2025 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in person at OSU-Tulsa. \n\nRegistra
 tion for this workshop will close at 5:00 pm on Friday\, September 12\, 20
 25.
GEO:36.163848;-95.988055
LOCATION:OSU-Tulsa
SUMMARY:Writing Science Fiction in the Short Form 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.tulsa.okstate.edu/event/big-worlds-in-small-pa
 ckages-writing-science-fiction-in-the-short-form
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