Honorees:
Debbie Dadey
Lowell Harrison
Silas House
Marcia Thornton Jones
Frederick Smock
Jeff Worley
Literary Impact Award:
Pamela Papka Sexton
Honorees:
Debbie Dadey
Lowell Harrison
Silas House
Marcia Thornton Jones
Frederick Smock
Jeff Worley
Literary Impact Award:
Pamela Papka Sexton
ONLINE: Tuesdays, February 24–March 31, 7:00–8:30 PM • $5 registration fee GRADES 9–12:
In this class, participants engage with the world around them to develop writing in all genres. This is an exercise-focused class which encourages participants to build poems out of receipts, to write dialogue by eavesdropping, and to create characters based on objects found around the house.
Author Talks, Poetry Readings, Open Mics, Book Discussions, Family Fun & Learning Nights, and Gallery Exhibitions are all part of our vibrant arts calendar.
Free classes for members, Monthly Open Mics, and Black&Lit bookclub.
The Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning’s mission is to empower people to explore and express their voices through imaginative learning and the literary arts.
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Mar
4
GRADES 4–7: Your pencil is your magic wand! OWL class makes creative writing fun for kids. Using “neon words,” and images based on all the five senses, young minds will […]
GRADES 4–7: Your pencil is your magic wand! OWL class makes creative writing fun for kids. Using “neon words,” and images based on all the five senses, young minds will […]
Mar
7
Turn ordinary life into legend. In this generative workshop, we’ll remake and rewrite folktales as poetry, giving contemporary experiences (grief, work, love, place) a modern mythic frame. Participants will draft […]
Turn ordinary life into legend. In this generative workshop, we’ll remake and rewrite folktales as poetry, giving contemporary experiences (grief, work, love, place) a modern mythic frame. Participants will draft […]
Mar
7
Turn ordinary life into legend. In this generative workshop, we’ll remake and rewrite folktales as poetry, giving contemporary experiences (grief, work, love, place) a modern mythic frame. Participants will draft […]
Turn ordinary life into legend. In this generative workshop, we’ll remake and rewrite folktales as poetry, giving contemporary experiences (grief, work, love, place) a modern mythic frame. Participants will draft […]
Mar
9
The Kentucky Black Writers Collaborative continues the popular Black & Lit Book Club, celebrating Black Kentucky writers’ recent books. We will explore issues related to race and discuss the characters’ […]
The Kentucky Black Writers Collaborative continues the popular Black & Lit Book Club, celebrating Black Kentucky writers’ recent books. We will explore issues related to race and discuss the characters’ […]
Mar
12
In this online workshop, participants will explore poetic devices beyond the lineation toolkit or completely outside of it. While we will focus on writing the prose poem, we will touch […]
In this online workshop, participants will explore poetic devices beyond the lineation toolkit or completely outside of it. While we will focus on writing the prose poem, we will touch […]
Mar
12
In this workshop, participants will explore poetic devices beyond the lineation toolkit or completely outside of it. While we will focus on writing the prose poem, we will touch on […]
In this workshop, participants will explore poetic devices beyond the lineation toolkit or completely outside of it. While we will focus on writing the prose poem, we will touch on […]
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