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Going Public:
| Throughout this 8-week course we will focus on building the constructive self-critical skills a poet needs to finish and publish poems. Working individually and with one another, we will develop the unique strengths in our poetic voice, responding to and communicating with the larger literary world. We'll read and discuss poetry journals and websites as sources of pleasure and inspiration, as well as venues for publication, and explore performance, blogging, and what it means to "go public".
Eight Thursdays, 7:00-9:00PM Starts Thursday, October 2, ends Thursday, November 20th Cost: $200 ($180, members)
Instructor: Will Fertman Will Fertman is writer and editor, currently working at Boston Review. An MFA candidate at Goddard College, Will graduated from Sarah Lawrence College, and served as a writer in residence at Red Gate Gallery in Beijing, before becoming the online editor of hômonumos, Beijing's only multilingual arts and literature magazine. His own work can be found at lettered.com . Instructor: Jacob Bennett Jacob A. Bennett is a poet, an editor, a student of Goddard College's MFA program, and a full-time administrator at Berklee College of Music. He works or has worked in an editorial capacity for Goddard's Pitkin Review; Quay: A Journal for the Arts; and Hanging Loose (both Magazine and Press). His work has previously appeared in Wesleyan University's The Hangman's Lime and the Pitkin Review. Jacob is a resident of the Cambridge MA Area 4 neighborhood, home of the sewing machine and Junior Mints.
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