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Posted Jan 15, 2010

A yearlong exploration of poetry in relationship to other literary genres

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Enhance your skills and deepen your work through these focused writing workshops. While the Poets House space is still closed for construction, workshops will take place remotely on Zoom. All are welcome, space is limited.

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In August 2021, Poets House at 10 River Terrace suffered a major flood. While we rebuild, we invite you to check out the ongoing Hard Hat Reading Series, featuring poetry readings by members of the Poets House community.

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Co-hosts Cornelius Eady and Patricia Spears Jones explore the breadth of the contemporary poetry world and consider the many ways poetry addresses the world and expands our notion of self, culture, and community.

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Coming up in October! 3-Hour Workshops from Ellen

Coming up in October! 3-Hour Workshops from Ellen Bass, Craig Santos Perez, Jessica E. Johnson, and Josephine Ishmon! Link in bio.

Dive deeper in these 6-week workshops from Anastac

Dive deeper in these 6-week workshops from Anastacia-Renee, Daemond Arrindell, and Michael Broder, coming up in October! Link in bio.

Next weekend! Sep 30 & Oct 1: Joseph Stanton teach

Next weekend! Sep 30 & Oct 1: Joseph Stanton teaches strategies on writing poems inspired by flora, fauna, and landscapes in the natural world. Link in bio!

Writer and teaching artist @daemondarrindell reads

Writer and teaching artist @daemondarrindell reads Evie Shockley’s “quiet as it’s kept,” plus his own poem “Juneteenth,” from a manuscript in process. (De)construct the past, present, and future in Daemond’s 6-Week workshop Breaking Down History starting October 13: link in bio.

This Saturday Sep 23: Poems often develop through

This Saturday Sep 23: Poems often develop through indirection and circling without arrival. Iain Haley Pollock has us step to stage front and say exactly what we mean. Link in bio!

Sep 23: (Next Saturday!) Sunu P. Chandy asks if li

Sep 23: (Next Saturday!) Sunu P. Chandy asks if lines of poetry can help us maintain perspective, stay hopeful, and hold fast to that which is good? We will use poems as jumping off points for writing prompts during this 180-minute generative workshop, and use this time to pool our collective wisdom and build each other up. Link in Bio.

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