Contemporary Poetry Workshop (Fall 2024)
Every Other Thursday
September 26 – December 5
7:30pm – 10:30pm Central
This workshop will meet every other Thursday on Zoom (for a total of six sessions) to explore the craft of poetry through the lens of award-winning contemporary writers.
Each class will focus on a different poet—Roger Reeves, Ellen Bass, Annelyse Gelman, Arthur Kayzakian, Madeleine Cravens—using deep discussion of their work as inspiration for poetic experimentation.
The workshop will include generative writing prompts, close readings of poems, and generous feedback and attention in a relaxed, supportive online environment. This is an MFA-level class, appropriate for intermediate to advanced poets.
Every Other Thursday
September 26 – December 5
7:30pm – 10:30pm Central
This workshop will meet every other Thursday on Zoom (for a total of six sessions) to explore the craft of poetry through the lens of award-winning contemporary writers.
Each class will focus on a different poet—Roger Reeves, Ellen Bass, Annelyse Gelman, Arthur Kayzakian, Madeleine Cravens—using deep discussion of their work as inspiration for poetic experimentation.
The workshop will include generative writing prompts, close readings of poems, and generous feedback and attention in a relaxed, supportive online environment. This is an MFA-level class, appropriate for intermediate to advanced poets.
Every Other Thursday
September 26 – December 5
7:30pm – 10:30pm Central
This workshop will meet every other Thursday on Zoom (for a total of six sessions) to explore the craft of poetry through the lens of award-winning contemporary writers.
Each class will focus on a different poet—Roger Reeves, Ellen Bass, Annelyse Gelman, Arthur Kayzakian, Madeleine Cravens—using deep discussion of their work as inspiration for poetic experimentation.
The workshop will include generative writing prompts, close readings of poems, and generous feedback and attention in a relaxed, supportive online environment. This is an MFA-level class, appropriate for intermediate to advanced poets.