Wild Writing: Jumpstart Your Storytelling

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"What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?" - Mary Oliver. We say, “I want to write,” but it’s hard to find time and energy. Hence, this generative workshop. From poetry to prose, micro to memoir, our class is for anyone at any stage who longs to invigorate their writing with more joy and connection. Together, we’ll draft, revise, and play as we rediscover the wonder of shared creative practice.
Annmarie Kelly

Annmarie Kelly is the author of Here Be Dragons, a memoir about the wonderful misery of raising children with someone you love. She also hosts Wild Precious Life, a literary podcast about making the most of the time we have. Annmarie teaches writing at Stanford, Cuyahoga Community College, and Ashland University where she works with incarcerated students trying to obtain their degrees. Her essays have appeared on NPR’s All Things Considered, in Today ParentingBlack ForkGordon Square Review, and The New York Observer, among others and her work has been staged with the Cleveland Humanities Festival and Listen to Your Mother Pittsburgh. She’s received support from the Ohio Arts Council, Martha’s Vineyard Institute, Tin House, and Il Monasterino della Conoscenza, and was recently named both the Hemingway-Pfeiffer and Erma Bombeck Writer-in-Residence. In her non-writing moments, Annmarie loves kickboxing, karaoke, dogs, ping-pong, books that make her laugh, movies that make her cry, and salads other people make her eat. She lives in Cleveland, Ohio, where she is currently writing a book with the ghost of her father. 

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Week 1 - Wild Writing: Jumpstart Your Storytelling Week 1 | Jun 29 - Jul 03
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
3:15 pm - 5:15 pm
Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall Prose Room
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