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It's Poetry O'Clock: Writing About Time

from $4.00

Tuesday, August 13, 2024
5:30pm - 7:30pm PT
One-Time Generative Writing Class

via Zoom

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ABOUT THIS CLASS

In this workshop, participants will explore poems about the changing of time, describing time, and time as an important factor in the theme. How do poets convey the passing of time in poetry? We will talk about aubades and nocturnes.

ABOUT THE SERIES

Sliding scale/affordably priced poetry class!

The Poetry Lab is a community learning space dedicated to mentoring and encouraging poets and writers as they craft their learning journeys. We started in a co-work space in Downtown Long Beach in 2013. Meeting twice a month, our Labs covered topics like Diction, Tone, and Voice, Poetry of Twitter, Power of Revision, and Blind Date with a Book. In other words, these workshops were fun and instructional, often taking non-traditional approaches to poetry.

The BrainTrust series carries on this tradition in one virtual session per month. As always, everyone is welcome here. That means first-time poets, moms and dads, high school students, architects, professors, gamers, and artists of all genres and mediums are welcome to attend as long as they are ready to write!

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

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Anne Marie Wells
Anne Marie Wells

is an award-winning, Queer poet, playwright, memoirist and storyteller navigating the world with a chronic illness. She is a faculty member of the Community Literature Initiative through the Sims Library of Poetry. She was the 2020 recipient of the Milestone Award presented by Wyoming Writers Inc., and the Rising Star Award presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce. She was the 2021 recipient of the Peter K. Hixson Memorial Award in poetry and was nominated as a Wyoming Woman of Influence in the arts category for her work in amplifying the voices of the LGBTQ and disabled communities in Wyoming through her writing. Anne Marie uses she/her and they/them pronouns.

annemariewellswriter.com | @annemariewellswriter | Read More by Anne Marie ➡️

 
 

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