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Have you started developing a writing habit and are now ready to take your writing to the next level? Then it is time to incorporate feedback and revision.
Despite what you've heard on the street, revision can be a blast. All it requires from you is a willingness to play, to experiment, maybe even to take a deep breath and let go of the most adored parts of your drafts. Revision is edgy. It's exhilarating and falling in love with it will be one of the best things that happens to your writing practice.
Through peer feedback, playful revision exercises, relevant essays on craft, and guidance from the instructor, this class will help you discover ways to see and hear your work more clearly, penetrate it more fully, find the deep-down gems and get them to come forward, shine up, and sing.
We will follow a workshop format to examine drafts you've already generated or that you write during the eight-week class. You will learn to provide effective feedback, see your own work more clearly, and gain a deeper trust in your voice and writer instincts. This is a multigenre workshop; both prose and poetry are welcome and you will learn to give and receive cross-genre feedback.
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Details: Furthering Your Writing Habit Through Feedback takes place Tuesdays April 2, April 9, April 16, April 23, April 30, May 7, May 14, and May 21 from 6:30-8:30pm remotely through Zoom.
Prerequisites: Introduction to Developing a Writing Habit and Developing a Writing Habit
Genre: Multigenre (fiction, nonfiction, and poetry) with an emphasis on the revision process.
Level: Intermediate
Format: Group revision exercises in first hour of class; feedback during breakout workshops in second hour.
Location: This class takes place remotely online via Zoom.
Size: Limited to 6 participants (including scholarships).
Suggested Sequence: Follow this class with a genre-specific workshop.
Scholarships: One scholarship spot is available for this class for writers in Northeast Ohio. Apply by December 11.
Cancellations & Refunds: Cancel at least 48 hours in advance of the first class meeting to receive a full refund. Email info@litcleveland.org.
Work with the best...
Writer Katie Daley is the author of three chapbooks: Red Hot Mangos and Voodoo Juice, Coyote at the Wheel, and Venus and the Hitchhikers. Her writing has won her three Individual Creativity Excellence Awards from the Ohio Arts Council. She is a community outreach teaching artist for the Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University. Her chapbook of poems, Any Closer to Home, is just out from Finishing Line Press.
This class takes place online via Zoom
Cleveland OH 44120
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