Is poetry words only? Or is it a concept, an experience, a conduit? Some stories need more than words; some poems yearn to be something else. So, why should poetry limit itself to one medium when its essence is liminal? In this workshop, we’ll explore ways to weave richer stories and dimensional layers, not always achievable with words alone, by using our hands and physical materials. We’ll ignite our minds and hearts in a new way. There will be no use of digital elements in any part of this class, but you may get a cute package in the mail.
Audience: Trans* & Gender-Expansive Writers
Genre: While there is a heavy emphasis on poetry, this lab is suitable for all genres.
Max Participants: 6 - Sign up must occur 7 days before the class, no exceptions.
Scholarships: There are 3 scholarships available for this lab, based on a first-come/first-served basis. Please contact us at labscrib@gmail.com with your request.
Requirements:
You must be registered at least 7 days before the lab, no exceptions.
You must provide your physical address to receive physical materials that will be used in the lab.
Led by Brooklyn
This lab is offered in partnership with new words {press}, a trans poetry & hybrid journal whose mission is to elevate emerging and established trans* and gender-expansive poetic voices, to build community, and to share knowledge.
This lab is now full. Please let us know if you’d like to be added to the waitlist.