"Cutting Across Linearity": Poetics Workshop Jan. 21 to April 15
As poetry changes itself, it changes the poet’s life. Subversion attracted the two of them. By 1860 it was as impossible for Emily Dickinson simply to translate English poetic tradition as it was for Walt Whitman. In prose and in poetry she explored the implications of breaking the law just short of breaking off communication with a reader.
Banff Centre Writing Studio Call for Applications
An ideal environment for artistic inspiration and growth, Writing Studio is structured to provide an extended period of uninterrupted writing time, one-on-one editorial assistance from experienced writers/editors, and an opportunity to engage with a community of working writers.
Mérida, Yucatán Poetry Conference: Join Us
Join us for intimate and intensive writing workshops, translation workshops, featured readings and performances, excursions, and more!
Reading and Writing Mythopoetics: A Poetry Workshop
In this workshop, we will read and write through a tryptich of books by women writers that enact myth in their poetics: Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, Alice Notley, and Joanne Kyger.