Check out what’s in store for 2021 and contact me with any questions about a class!
The Ladder of Love: Writing Platonic Relationships, a creative non-fiction workshop at Hugo House
When: Sunday, February 14, 2021 @ 10:00am – 3:00pm (with a 45-minute break @ 12:00pm for writing and lunch). $108 members / $120 non-members; need-based scholarships available through Hugo House. Register HERE.
Where: Hugo House, Seattle, WA via Zoom
Gail Caldwell once noted that “writing about a friendship that flourished within the realm of connection and routine has all the components of trying to capture air. We were the lattice that made room for the rose.” By combining close readings with a series of in-class prompts, we will learn how to root platonic relationships in your story so that they blossom. You will come away with new pages, fresh perspectives, and a generative understanding of Diotima’s ladder of love. This class will include a break for lunch.
Register HERE.
Agnotology is the study of ignorance, how it is produced and maintained, what is lost and forgotten, and most importantly, why. What drops—or is dropped—from the historical record? What has gone missing, and whose agenda do those gaps and holes serve? You could say that agnotology is the study of what isn’t.
Foreward to John Okada’s No No Boy, Ruth Ozeki 2014
Past Workshops:
Family Stories, a free webinar at Hugo House
When: Saturday, January 30, 2021
Writing the Family Saga, a creative non-fiction workshop at Hugo House
When: Sunday, November 1, 2020
Contextualizing the Family Story, an eight-week creative non-fiction workshop series at Hugo House
When: Tuesdays, May 5 to June 23, 2020
Subject/Object Subversion, a generative all-genre workshop at Goddard College
When: Monday, February 17, 2020