Receive 15% discount on all workshops through September 26

We had a terrific Wilder Words virtual reading last week. Hearing the works of Leila Chatti, Joan Kwon Glass, Reif Larsen, Cleyvis Natera, Melissa Studdard, and Erika Wurth reignited our excitement for their upcoming workshops available for registration in our 24PearlStreet Catalog.

This week we extended our 15% discount! Early registrants can use the code FALL2022EARLY before Monday, September 26th to enroll in one of our online 1, 4, or 8-week LIVE or asynchronous workshops.

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September Sprint: 3-Hour Generative Poetry Workshops

Global Voices: A Workshop Focusing on 4 Poetic Approaches
Brian Turner
September 28th from 1-4 pm EST

Meet and learn from the work of several contemporary poets spanning the globe, then explore four poetic forms and approaches: the sound spiral, the reversal, visual poetry, and poetry of witness.

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Featured Fall Workshops in Poetry

Mastering the Kaleidoscope Essay - LIVE Chloe Caldwell
December 5 to December 9, 2022
1-week virtual LIVE, Non-Fiction

This workshop will challenge students to look at events from multiple angles and turn them into illuminating and compelling essays.

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The Many Voices of Creative Nonfiction
Deborah Taffa
November 14 to December 9, 2022
4-week asynchronous, Non-Fiction

Memoirists will set their own lions of truth loose in this workshop, and it will also help them become lionhearted writers, attacking the page with ferocity and grace.

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The Art of Getting it Wrong - LIVE
Brendan Constantine
October 31 to November 4, 2022

1-week virtual LIVE, Poetry

Liberate your strongest poetry by embracing its most common obstacles, including our own perceived limitations.

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Extended Scholarship Opportunity

Accepting Applications now until September 26

In partnership with the Institute of American Indian Arts, 24PearlStreet has allocated 5 scholarships, worth $600 each, for Indigenous American writers to attend any 2022 Fall session online workshop in poetry, short fiction, memoir, creative nonfiction, YA novel writing, and more.

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Featured Work by 24PearlStreet Faculty

At Sea
by Rebecca Morgan Frank

Poem in The New Yorker

Every three seconds, to recall captivity, the mind slipping in on itself and its past, and knowing it. She sounds like a politician: I cannot recall. I am afraid I do not remember. If only the mind could bury itself at the bottom of the sea, wavering tentacles flexible to the new currents. Instead it rides the rising waves, bobbing up again and again, drifting farther away from land it was not meant for, from everything familiar. And yet sometimes a detail will emerge, like a nose pressed up against the aquarium glass, the jellyfish trying to make sense of the nostrils, the dim lighting, how it came to be, and be here.