What the poem wants: drafting and editing workshop
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
Thinking about poems. Playing with poems. Experimenting with your poetry. Writing and standing back from what you have written to try and catch what it has become. Standing back from personal intention and investment in the poem to think what it, rather than you, might want.
The Tutor
Christina Dunhill is an acclaimed poet and short story writer. Her latest publication is Blackbirds (2012). She taught on the MA in Creative Writing and Personal Development at the University of Sussex.
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Facilities
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About this course
- Have written some new poems
- Have explored what it means for a poem to find itself
- Participate more confidently in a poetry workshop.
Paper (A4 writing pad) and pen/pencil. A folder for storing your own work and handouts will be useful.
Reviews
Subjects
- Poems
- Writing
Course programme
- We will look at and discuss a small range of published poems, and use that experience to generate new work.
- You will be workshopping poems.
- You will be encouraged to take an open-minded, open-hearted approach to your own and others’ work.
Additional information
What the poem wants: drafting and editing workshop