The Community of Writers is pleased to announce the 2018 Summer Writing Workshops in Poetry and Fiction, Nonfiction and Memoir. We are now accepting applications.
THE POETRY WORKSHOP
June 23 – 30, 2018
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Kazim Ali
Kazim Ali
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Mónica de la Torre
Mónica de la Torre
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Robert Hass
Robert Hass
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Sharon Olds
Sharon Olds
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Evie Shockley
Evie Shockley
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Dean Young
Dean Young
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Kazim AliKazim Ali
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Mónica de la TorreMónica de la Torre
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Robert HassRobert Hass
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Sharon OldsSharon Olds
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Evie ShockleyEvie Shockley
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Dean YoungDean Young
Kazim Ali • Mónica de la Torre • Robert Hass
Sharon Olds • Evie Shockley • Dean Young
The Poetry Workshop is founded on the belief that when poets gather in a community to write new poems, each poet may well break through old habits and write something stronger and truer than before. The idea is to try to expand the boundaries of what one can write. In the mornings we meet to read to each other the work of the previous twenty-four hours, and in the late afternoons we gather for a conversation about some aspect of craft.On several afternoons staff poets hold brief individual conferences. Director: Robert Hass.
Financial Aid Available.
Application Deadline: March 28, 2018.
More program details, bios, logistics, and application form:
Visit the Poetry Workshop Page
THE WRITERS WORKSHOPS
in Fiction, Nonfiction & Memoir
July 8 – 15, 2018
TEACHING STAFF
Lisa Alvarez • Tom Barbash • Michael Carlisle • Charmaine Craig • Leslie Daniels • Karen Joy Fowler • Glen David Gold • Sands Hall • Dana Johnson • Louis B. Jones • Edan Lepucki • Edie Meidav • Peter Orner • Kirstin Valdez Quade • Jason Roberts • Elizabeth Rosner • Margaret Wilkerson Sexton • Julia Flynn Siler • Elizabeth Tallent • Andrew Winer
PLUS
Literary Agents – Book & Literary Magazine Editors and more
SPECIAL GUESTS
Max Byrd • Mo Gawdat • Michelle Latiolais • Gabriel Tallent • Amy Tan
INTRODUCING PUBLISHED ALUMS
Michael Andreasen • Laurie Ann Doyle • Jimin Han • Mary Kuryla • Brian Rogers
These workshops assist serious writers by exploring the art and craft as well as the business of writing. The week offers daily morning workshops, craft lectures, panel discussions on editing and publishing, staff readings, and brief individual conferences.The morning workshops are led by staff writer-teachers, editors, or agents. There are separate morning workshops for Fiction and Narrative Nonfiction/Memoir. In addition to their workshop manuscripts, participants may have a second manuscript read by a staff member who meets with them in individual conferences.
Financial Aid available.
Application Deadline: March 28, 2018
More program details, bios, logistics, and application form:
Visit the Writers Workshops Page