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.
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…
The Process
Participants will select one module/tutor from the list to work with during the course of the Studio. When applying you will indicate your top two choices; places will be allotted on a first come first served basis. If your choice of module is already full we will allot you to your second choice.
Applicants will be asked to write a note explaining their reasons for wanting to attend the Studio and their choice of tutor. If you are a published writer it would be useful to include samples or links to your work.
Applications should be made through our Submittable portal at the link below.
PREE Writing Studio 