Writing Poetry Workshop with Shir Kehila
Want to start writing poetry but don’t know how?
Want to share your work in a stress-free environment?
Love writing but haven’t in years?
Come join this writing workshop, where generative constraints will help unlock new avenues for discovery and creative freedom. We’ll write together using a series of prompts which—by limiting the often paralyzing, endless possibilities of the blank page—will get us all started!
Utilizing generative constraints, this workshop will help unlock creative freedom by limiting the often paralyzing, endless possibilities of the blank page. We’ll write together using various prompts, and experiment with techniques such as blackout poetry. All are welcome, and no poetry writing experience is necessary. Please contact bob.delsandro@
Shir Kehila holds an MFA in creative writing & translation from Columbia University and works as a freelance translator and editor. Her writing has appeared in several journals and has been supported by the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference and the Tin House Summer Workshop.