Poetry
November 7-11, 2022
Open to All
Tiered Tuition
$0-$0 Reserve My Spot This offering is not currently available for registration. Please check back or email Jennifer Jean at jjean@fawc.org for any questions.
ASYNCHRONOUS with LIVE elements
How can we give a fresh and powerful voice to and breathe life into our raw memories? What questions do our memories want us to consider? What memories have we been avoiding because we are not sure how to write about them? In this workshop, we will read and write poems that use the writer’s memories to generate new work. Bring a poem that fits this scope and we will workshop it. We’ll read masterful poems that incorporate memory inventively and artfully, by Rachel McKibbens, Eugenia Leigh, Ellen Bass, Ocean Vuong, Jamaica Baldwin, Danez Smith and others, and respond to writing prompts inspired by these poems. Writers will receive feedback on their new poems as well.
Optional LIVE elements: a Zoom meeting to share your work.
Joan Kwon Glass
is a Korean diasporic poet, winner of the 2024 Perugia Press Poetry Prize for her book DAUGHTER OF THREE GONE KINGDOMS and NIGHT SWIM, winner of the Diode Book Prize. Joan’s poems have been featured or are forthcoming in POETRY, The Slowdown, Passages North, Poetry Daily, Terrain, Ninth Letter, Rattle, AAWW (The Margins), Poetry Northwest, Tahoma Literary Review, Prairie Schooner, Salamander and elsewhere. She teaches and lives near New Haven, CT.
