Storytellers Claremont (write And Speak Like A Pro!)
About
Writing is my thing. Storytelling too. I’m unique in that I have a teacher’s mind and can actually convey essential writing, storytelling and public speaking skills in a manner that is challenging, but also fun. I currently write for the newspaper with the largest circulation in the U.S. (The Wall Street Journal). I tell stories all over the country on The Moth main stage. My latest story was featured on the nationally broadcast “The Moth Radio Hour.” My students are loyal and we tend to work together as they progress through the challenges of honors classes, term papers, applications of all sort, masters and doctoral theses, novels, memoirs, personal essays and major speeches and creative or business storytelling.
I love to teach and have taught at the university level at some of the best schools in the country including Columbia University, The New School University, the City University of New York (all in NYC), Vanderbilt University in Nashville and others.
My website is www.TerranceFlynn.com
It matters. Giving someone the tools to communicate better enhances their lives personally, professionally and in every way. I’m lucky to be able to facilitate and witness the change.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
I charge more or less $60 an hour in person. Editing is by the page. We figure that price out together based on the project, whether it’s editing for structure or content or writing a speach or a storytelling project.
How did you get started teaching?
I am a traveler, and in college I went to Madrid and taught English as a second language. I later worked at NYANA (New York Assoction for New Americans in New York City starting in 1991 with Easter European immigrants. I loved doing it.
What types of students have you worked with?
Students from all over the world. Actors, corporations, television shows, institutions, writing in jails, high school SAT and TOEFL courses. College, graduate school, medical school and doctoral candidates students who need a competitive advantage.