Explore reading and writing poetry as it relates to the mundane and peculiarly matter of fact. Consider how these approaches can offer accessibility and relatability to a poem. Please register.
In this workshop, we will explore reading and writing poetry as it relates to the particular, the mundane, and the peculiarly matter of fact. We will look at such approaches as launching points and how they can offer accessibility and reliability folks may not otherwise expect from poetry.
Author Bio
Mike Chaulk is the author of Night Lunch (Gordon Hill Press, Spring 2020) a book about his time working as a seaman in Nunatsiavut and Labrador. His work has appeared in Best Canadian Poetry 2018, Arc Poetry Magazine, The Malahat Review, The Puritan, PRISIM: International, and filling station, among other places. He is a member of the Vocamus Writers Community
Event Details:
Registration is required. We will be using Webex to host this virtual program. Webex is a video conferencing tool that allows people to meet together online. You can join Webex Events from your computer, mobile device, or tablet. Learn more about how to join a Webex event.
You will receive an event link through your email the day of the event. You will require this link to join the program. By participating in this program, you acknowledge that you accept and agree to Guelph Public Library’s Standard of Acceptable Behaviour.
If you have any questions, please contact Andrea Curtis at acurtis@guelphpl.ca.
Alternative formats are available as per the Accessibility per Ontarians Act by contacting Library Communications at 519-824-6220 extension 239.