Subjunctive Mood: Threads of Tension Across Genre
JOSEPH EARL THOMAS
This creative nonfiction workshop will consider how a sentence might live in one world and change its mind midway as a function of the author’s thought and style.
Category: Caribbean
From Fact to Poetry
TANYA SHIRLEY This workshop will look at the multiple ways poetry can interrogate factual information.
Inviting the Reader to Enter the Story
OLIVE SENIOR
Through writing exercises, reading samples, sharing work, and robust conversation, we will look at the traditional elements of storytelling and how they work together to pull the reader in.
Punchlines and Rhymes
MIKIE BENNETT
The process of creating a catchy hook is what songwriting is all about. Sometimes it happens in minutes, sometimes it takes hours…
Useful tips for Writing Studio Participants
Tips from Author, Writer and Pree Alumnus (2024) Pamela R Haynes FRSA. Here’s a complete list of essentials for stayingContinue Reading
Reaction/Fiction
MARLON JAMES
This is what you will be doing in this workshop: writing Fiction as a response to Fiction. The dismissed voice, the monster with a soul, the character without agency, the character everybody but you forgot.
Writing in the Ekphrastic Mode
JASON ALLEN-PAISANT
Through discussion and generative writing, this module offers tools and inspiration to transform visual art into vibrant, resonant poetic expression.
Object Lesson
GAIUTRA BAHADUR
In this craft studio, we’ll read together short excerpts from writing that puts objects to work. And you’ll produce a piece of creative nonfiction in which you write through an object.
How to Pick Up a Land Crab
ROLAND WATSON-GRANT
We write fiction to tell deeper truths, but we can also use fiction techniques to write non-fiction. Engaging an audience is about how you tell it, how you bend time, how you choose language…
PREE Writing Studio to take place in 2024
PREE is happy to share the good news that due to the generous support of the Prince Claus Fund weContinue Reading
PREE Writing Studio 