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Sharon Chmielarz Poetry Revision Workshop
This is an intense workshop on revising your writing. Writing is a process; taking time to reflect on what you have written is a critical step in creating a finished piece.
The workshop will be full steam ahead in the morning. Lunch break. And then work for another couple of hours.
Participants may have the opportunity to read a poem during the evening reading.
Bring a poem or two you are working on or have put away to finish later. You will need paper or notebook and pen or pencil.
BIO
Sharon Chmielarz' poems are published in several literary magazines including The Laurel Review, The Iowa Review, Water~Stone, Kalliope, Ascent, Margie, The Hudson Review, Commonweal, Prairie Schooner, Salmagundi, The Seneca Review, Louisiana Literature and many others. She's had three children's picture books published and travel memoirs anthologized in The House on Via Gombito, Talking of Hands, and Inn Near Kyoto.
She has received a Jerome Foundation Fellowship, MN State Arts Board and Region 2 grants. Sharon is the recipient of the 2012 Jane Kenyon Poetry Prize from Water~Stone Review. A finalist in the National Poetry Series, she was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in '99, '01, '02, '05, '07, and '10. She's been featured on "American Life in Poetry" and translated into French and Polish. The Rhubarb King won a Merit Award from the 2007 Midwest Independent Publishers Association. She's served as readings coordinator for SASE at the Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts; she has read in several venues in the Twin Cities, Duluth, New York, Toronto, Tucson, the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Rhode Island, and North Carolina. The Other Mozart has been made into a two-part opera. Recent books are The Sky is Blue the Sky Is Great (Whistling Shade Press) and Calling (Loonfeather Press) which was awarded first runner-up in the Indie Book Awards, 2011.
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LocationMarshall School Professional Bldg. (View)
1301 Rice Lake Road, Commons Room
Duluth, MN 55811
United States
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Kid Friendly: No |
Dog Friendly: No |
Non-Smoking: No |
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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