Instructor: Logen Cure
Early Registration $50 (Both members and non-members through 11:59pm, March 24)
$50 (Members); $65 (Non-members)
Students in this workshop will read and write poems in the confessional tradition. Confessional poetry is often characterized as self-indulgent or too much like a personal diary. This workshop aims to disprove that by highlighting the power of telling the truth and taking risks. We will explore how confessional poetry taps into universal ideas, reaching beyond the concerns of the individual poet. This workshop is suitable for all poets at all levels of experience.
About the Instructor
Logen Cure is a poet. She is the author of three chapbooks: Still, Letters to Petrarch, and In Keeping. She’s an editor for Voicemail Poems. She teaches English at Tarrant County College and has taught several workshops for The Writer's Garret, including Terrible Poetry: Editing & Revising Your Work and Poetic Imitation & Innovation. She earned her MFA in Creative Writing from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Learn more at www.logencure.com.
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Price
- $50-$65
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