We offer new classes in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, publishing, and other topics each season.
Sep
16
These three Japanese poetic forms are perfect for contemporary poets of all levels of experience, offering varying degrees of structure and freedom. In three weekly sessions, we’ll learn the histories […]
Sep
25
In this workshop, participants will consider the powerful poetic device of lineation in some of its various forms – specifically line length, enjambment, and end stops. By reviewing and discussing […]
Oct
9
Join Jeremy Paden, author of how to recognize god’s chosen, for an exploration of poetry as spiritual practice. Both song and prayer are, perhaps, our earliest forms of poetry, and […]
Oct
14
This generative writing class focuses on writing several forms of poetry that encourage interaction with other poems and poets, such as centos, golden shovels, contrapuntals, and other forms that require […]
Oct
28
Material for poems is everywhere – including in personal and historical archives. In this workshop, we’ll discuss how other voices — drawn from testimonies, transcripts, letters and other “found” materials […]
Nov
8
One of Kentucky’s finest poets, author of the award-winning collection Last Will, Last Testament will share with us his way of harnessing the energies of grief, trauma and pain to […]
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-D White
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