narrative poetry workshop
The Narrative Poetry Workshop will run on April 21, 2019
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION
Immerse yourself in the art of narrative poetry writing in this live online virtual workshop with Kathryn Mockler, writer, professor, Publisher of The Rusty Toque and Canada Editor of Joyland: a hub for short fiction.
We will read, discuss, and write contemporary narrative poetry. Topics include novels-in-verse, prose poetry, list poems, the series, absurdist narrative, experimental narrative, anti-narrative, meta-narrative, and more.
Open to writers of all experience levels.
DAY: Sunday April 21, 2019
TIME: 11:00am-3:00pm (EST)
PRICE: $50
Note if you can't make this date or time, you can access a video of the event.
Enrollment is limited so sign up now to secure your spot!
Email Kathryn Mockler here to register.
Frequently Asked Questions
How will this workshop be offered?
This is a live, online workshop delivered through the video conferencing platform Zoom.
What if I've never written poetry?
This workshop has been created for all experience levels. No experience is necessary.
What do I need to have on hand on the day of the workshop?
I suggest that you have your favourite notebook and pen on hand as there will be several timed writing prompts. Some writers prefer to use their computer or tablet. That's fine too.
What if I want to participate in the prompts but don't like sharing my work with the group?
No one is ever forced to share their work with the group. I may ask for volunteers, but you will not be put on the spot or expected to share what you've written.
Will we get feedback on our poetry?
This workshop focuses on generating writing through prompts and timed-writing exercises. If you are interested in feedback, visit my website to find out about my manuscript evaluation services or sign up for my newsletter to find out about the feedback-based courses that I offer.
How much does the Narrative Poetry Workshop cost?
$50 (CAD)
Technology Requirements
To use the Zoom platform, you can call in or use your computer or phone's video and audio.
Testimonials
"Great workshop—blowing out the cobwebs; discovering new tools."
Sandra Campbell, Author of Getting to Normal, Toronto, ON, Flash Fiction Workshop
"Rekindled the wonder of words! Highly recommend."
Roy Thomas, Toronto, ON, Flash Fiction Workshop
"This workshop offered a space where I could completely let my guard down. It gave me the courage to read my work to an audience/people I had never met before."
Toronto, ON, Flash Fiction Workshop
"Thoughtful, well-planned exercises that make you leave with a whole pile of material that feels almost ready to go. It's so easy to enter into these exercises. This is really THE crash course in flash fiction."
Toronto, ON, Flash Fiction Workshop
"A great workshop."
Toronto, ON, Flash Fiction Workshop
