Dr. Catherine Carter, the NCWN-West representative for Jackson County, will be leading a workshop in revising poetry for sound, "It Looks Like a Hairball", from 9:00 to 10:30 Sunday morning, November 10th, at the NCWN fall conference at the Doubletree Hilton in Asheville. 27 are currently registered for the workshop, but walk-ins are are welcome as long the the room has space.
Carter will use contemporary poems to discuss a few of the ways in which
a poem can be built around the sounds of single words, model one
possible process for revising a poem in this way, and encourage
participants to do this with their own works. Participants should bring a
hard copy of one or two of their own shorter poems (under a page is preferable) to work on.
Writers and poets in the far western mountain area of North Carolina and bordering counties of South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee post announcements, original work and articles on the craft of writing.
Friday, November 8, 2019
November Mountain Writers meeting
Charley says the next meeting of the Netwest Mountain Writers in Haywood county is coming up.
1) November 8-10 is the fall North Carolina Writers Network conference, at the Doubletree in Asheville (just north of exit 50 off I-40). Merry and I are attending. See some of you others there, perhaps? (check out https://ncwriters.org/ [programs and services; conferences] if you're interested)
2) Our November Mountain Writers meeting will be Tuesday the 12th, noon, at Panacea Restaurant (room to the right). Merry and Susanna will talk about the Flatiron Agents thing they both went to.
3) Then December is Xmas party. Merry asked Tom and Polly to do their He Said/She Said thing at the party. Not clear yet where we'll meet for that. Possibly Panacea for simplicity, but maybe people would like to try somewhere else.
The Netwest Mountain Writers is one of the groups sponsored by NCWN-West. Merry Elrick is the Netwest rep for Haywood County.
For our many new members, Netwest stands for Network West "NC Writers' Network West".
Charley Pearson and Merry Elrick present excellent programs and many writers throughout the area attend. If you live near enough to drive over, they will welcome you.
Contact Charley at charley.pearson@gmail.com
GCB
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