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Some say journalism is dying—but are announcements of its death premature? There is no question that getting published is more difficult these days, but many journalists—along...
read moreThere’s a collision when we write—between what’s in our hearts and minds and what is expressed and altered on the page. The first car wreck is between ourselves and our words....
read moreThis 6-week class will be taught on Zoom (Tuesdays, July 9 – August 13, 1:30-3:30 PM ET).
Whether you’re getting started or are mid-draft, this class will help you map...
read moreWe will read short excerpts of exceptional prose and poetry to discuss the expressive powers of syntax. How do the sentences of novelists Virginia Woolf, Marcel Proust, Toni...
read moreEvery writer, even the most prolific, experiences writer’s block at some point. Regardless of why we have become stuck in our writing, it is possible to return to the simple...
read moreJean Valentine said, “I’m interested in what can’t be said, in what literally can’t be said…if I could I’d write in silence.” Louise Glück wrote, “I am attracted to ellipsis,...
read moreAs poets, we’re often tasked with not only precision—the right word—but concision. Poetry can dive deep in a short space; that’s a special virtue of the short poem. It can be...
read morePlease join us for our warm and welcoming Open Write Nights, recurring monthly on the FOURTH MONDAY of each month.
Your host Sarah Rizzuto will...
read moreThis poetry workshop will center on ways to activate the political self which often lies dormant. Whether it be the politics of tyranny, the politics of relationship dynamics,...
read moreRichard Wilbur said, “One of the jobs of poetry is to make the unbearable bearable by clear, precise confrontations.” When it feels like the world is ending, we notice things...
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