Eureka! Exploring and Exploding Structure in Writing, Free Workshop

Structure is often seen as an imposed limitation on a writer's creativity. In this workshop we'll explore ways that structure can ignite your creativity-even when you end up breaking all the rules! We'll experiment with three types of structures, engaging with them and then pushing past their boundaries. Writers of all genres and at all levels are welcome. Bring an open mind and playful spirit! You may register at the door on the day of the event. We
This workshop is free but we request you RSVP so that we are better able to prepare for the event and for refreshments to be served during the event.
Workshop leaders:
Carolyn Grace, author of Grenadine and Other Love Affairs (to be released April 29, 2023)
Carolyn Grace began writing poetry as a child, and has been completely in love with language ever since. Grace graduated from Berea College with an undergraduate degree in English composition and a minor in music performance. She went on to complete her MFA in creative writing through the Bluegrass Writers Studio at Eastern Kentucky University. Grace lives in Northern Virginia with her husband, Grant, and their dog, Fitzwilliam, who appears to be aware that he is named after literary royalty and acts accordingly.
Libby Falk Jones is the author of Yakety Yak (Don't Talk Back) and For Your Good Health, Drink Flowers. Jones's poems have been published in more than 25 journals and anthologies. Jones is Professor of English, Emerita - Berea College, Berea, KY, and Co-Director, Coming of Age Project (writing by women over 60). She lives and works in Berea, Kentucky.
James Alan Riley, author of Broken Frequencies, is currently working on his second book of poems, Uncertain Mythologies (forthcoming 2024).

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