Christopher David Rosales has been teaching writing and literature to adults and teens for over 13 years. His hybrid seminars and workshops incorporate critical theory, popular cultural studies, popular criminology, socio-historical contextualization, and creative writing. He believes in reflective and experiential learning to open minds, forge narratives across national and global landscapes, or encourage collaboration.
Writing Workshops have covered topics from writing the novel, short story, and flash fiction to comedy and screenwriting, along with workshops for teachers on revising the workshop model in the classroom.
Literature and Craft courses integrate literature, film, and music, and have included novel-reading for the writer, reading and writing crime/noir from Poe to Pulp Fiction in literature and film, urban slang and the language of hip hop in contemporary American literature, and the myth and mythology of authentic blues.