Poetry IV: Generative Poetry Workshop
Discover, read, write, and workshop new poetry. Each week this class will explore a different poetic theme—the body, rites and rituals, place and home, food and family, dreaming, reflection. For inspiration, students will read and discuss a variety of poems from writers offering differing approaches to the themes and then write their own poems. Students will receive generous weekly feedback aimed at deepening their craft and pushing their work to the next level in a relaxed and supportive online environment. All levels welcome.
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Hollie Hardy
Hollie Hardy is the author of “How to Take a Bullet, And Other Survival Poems” (Punk Hostage Press) winner of the 2016 Annual Poetry Center Book Award, at San Francisco State University. She holds an MFA in Poetry from SFSU and teaches writing classes at Berkeley City College and the SF Creative Writing Inst. She hosts the popular monthly series, Saturday Night Special, An East Bay Open Mic and the annual Pairings for the Senses at the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and published in numerous literary journals. www.holliehardy.com