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Join Ohio poet, Aimee Noel (Poetry, January 2014) for this generative workshop where you can enjoy the work of local artists and learn different approaches to writing about visual art. “Ekphrasis” is a risk-free way to try a […]
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Join writer L Scully (Nonfiction, January 2023) for a two-hour writing workshop at Looky Here.
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Jodi Sh. Doff (Nonfiction, January 2013) has a new piece up on her Substack the long goodbye: dementia caregiving & other stories, titled “She’s Not Dead, So We’re Buying New Things.” Steven Cramer (Poetry, MFA faculty) has a […]
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Here, in the intimate tradition of the botánica, where candles cast passionate shadows and smoke coils from brass bowls, this generative workshop, led by Celeste Mohammed (Fiction, June 2016) invites writers to regard the literary sex scene as […]
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COURSE DESCRIPTION: Originating in Sicily in the 13th Century, the sonnet (from the Italian sonetto, “little song”) is a beloved form for English-language poets, beginning in the 16th Century with Sir Phillip Sidney. In the 500 years that […]
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S.U.R.E. Diversity and Award-winning author and educator Enzo Silon Surin (Poetry, 2012) invites educators, book clubs, and local groups from Lynn and Swampscott to engage in meaningful conversations about identity, belonging, and community through the lens of poetry […]
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ENTROPY is a five week, virtual, generative writing workshop hosted by L Scully (Nonfiction, January 2023). We are living in a conundrum of degradation. Our bodies age, the State is falling, disorder(s) run rampant in our minds. God […]
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Course Description: Our wonderful, complex lives can be difficult to capture when writing a memoir. What to include? What to leave out? Where to start? Celia Jeffries (Fiction/Nonfiction, 2008) is a writer, editor and memoir workshop leader who can help […]
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Instructor: Benjamin Roesch (Fiction, January 2016) Course Description: We talk to other people all the time. Speech is at the center of our lives. Which begs the question: why is writing dialogue in fiction SO hard? And why […]
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Any project can be daunting at the start. Some projects are still daunting in the middle, especially when they have a lot of moving parts — or shifting scenes! So how do you make sure that your writing […]