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3 Flash Writing Events Coming Up! (opens the original)
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This weekend I’ll be running 3 separate events!A monthly 2-hour Zoom-based “Flash Gym” ($49 USD) with the amazing Grant Faulkner. This will be held on Sunday, October 4th, 11am PST/ 2pm EST. There will be many fast-timed writing exercises to knock away the cobwebs. Very much like vigorous
Corrected Date for Meg and Lorette’s Creative Alchemy Session “The Insistence of Memory” (opens the original)
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Dear writers, my apologies. The correct date for our live zoom workshop is TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 2PM - 4:30 PM ET. Details below:How and what do we remember? How do our memories shape our lives and the meaning we give to our stories?Join myself and Lorette C. Luzajic, editor of The Ekphrastic Review and The Mackinaw: A Journal of Prose Poetry for our first of the Creative Alchemy Sessions on zoom!The theme is The Insistence of Memory, a live generative prose poetry experienc
The Insistence of Memory, a live generative prose poetry experience (Zoom workshop with Lorette C. Luzajic and Meg Pokrass) (opens the original)
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22ND, 2PM - 4:30 PM ETHow and what do we remember? How do our memories shape our lives and the meaning we give to our stories?Join myself and Lorette C. Luzajic, editor of The Ekphrastic Review and The Mackinaw: A Journal of Prose Poetry for our first of the Creative Alchemy Sessions on zoom!The theme is The Insistence of Memory, a live generative prose poetry experience.We will look at a couple of prose poems on the theme of memory and discuss them as
A CNF Story and Poem Published Today (opens the original)
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Dear friends and students, I wanted to share a few brand new pieces that came out today. The first one is a CNF story in MoonPark Review about my relationship with my oldest sister. It’s called “Cycling”. I’ve been writing more CNF pieces recently, and it’s both emotionally challenging and liberating. If you have time to read it, it would mean a lot to me.The second is in Rawhead Lit Journal, also about my sister. Sadly, this one is a poem called “Alzheimer&#
Kathryn Silver-Hajo Interview: How Multiple RejectionsCan Lead to New Directions (opens the original)
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One editor suggested I try a fiction version which I did and that headed me in a whole new direction, freeing me up to be more creative with the story. Still, I had eight more rejections over the following two years.Kathryn, you told me that a CNF story of yours, Brush Smoke and Cricket Song was rejected 31 times (under 2 different working titles) before it was accepted. What an incredible perseverance story! Can you tell me more about the circuitous and fascinating trajectory of plac
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