New Workshops

New Workshops
REGISTRATION CLOSED--WORKSHOP FULL
Express Yourself! Poetry & Short-Form Fiction Workshop
4 Wednesdays, 6-7:30 p.m., April 3-24
Blackstone Memorial Library, Branford, CT

Creative prompts and exercises that encourage right-brain creativity will help you get the words flowing. We will explore short-form writing genres—including poetry, prose-poetry, and flash fiction—in a supportive group exchange. Previous writing experience is not required for this class. But please bring your enthusiasm and an open mind, along with a notebook or journal and writing utensil.
Space is limited! Registration (open March 1 to April 3) is required to attend this in person event and attendees are expected to attend all 4 meetings. Registration at blackstonelibrary.org or call (203) 488-1441

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Express Yourself in Poetry & Prose
4 Wednesdays, May 1-22 from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Shoreline Adult Education, Branford High School

Learn engaging storytelling techniques and tools for adding depth, color, and clarity to your writing. Unlearn such phrases as “I can’t write,” “I don’t have time,” or “I haven’t written in years” that may stop you from putting your thoughts into words and experiencing and research-proven mental and physical health benefits of writing intuitively: starting at the heart; not the head.

Creative prompts and exercises will be utilized to help you get the words flowing. We will explore a variety of short fiction genres: short story, flash fiction, and poetry, as well as creative essay/memoir.

Register online Shoreline Adult Ed Spring '24 catalog: shorelineadulted.org (under Enrichment Classes).

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"I loved the workshop and the whole experience for so many reasons. It was a treat I gave myself and it was worth every penny. It definitely helped me in ways I didn't anticipate. I feel so much better physically and mentally than I did when I started the class. Wow. As for the biggest victory and thrill of it: I've never publicly shared any of my writing like I did in this class. It enhanced my usually absent reserve of courage at putting myself out there. I also enjoyed the things that others wrote and shared with the group."

-- Sue Griffin