Guest Leader
2nd Thursday, April 11 ~ Alameda Island Poets Workshop on Zoom
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Hosted by: Cathy Dana
Featured leader:
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Hosted by: Cathy Dana
Featured leader:
Kevin featured for us 1st Wednesday of February and it was phenomenal! Here's what he says about the workshop:
I'm looking forward to the workshop! It will be two parts: The first part will be two parts. The first is Origin Stories: Writing about Your Heritage and the second will be Write Now: Strategies to Write New Poems or Revise Old Ones. And if you want to send out a primer, we won't be using this, but for the revision part in the second, I was planning to ask everyone to use a draft that they're going to write in 6 minutes at the beginning of the workshop, but for folks who might want to use something to generate in advance, you can send this attachment.
We're going to make some magic happen. :) Stay Golden,
Download Kevin's Pre-Poetry Workshop Packet here!
I'm looking forward to the workshop! It will be two parts: The first part will be two parts. The first is Origin Stories: Writing about Your Heritage and the second will be Write Now: Strategies to Write New Poems or Revise Old Ones. And if you want to send out a primer, we won't be using this, but for the revision part in the second, I was planning to ask everyone to use a draft that they're going to write in 6 minutes at the beginning of the workshop, but for folks who might want to use something to generate in advance, you can send this attachment.
We're going to make some magic happen. :) Stay Golden,
Download Kevin's Pre-Poetry Workshop Packet here!
Kevin Dublin
Kevin Dublin is an educator, advocate, and poet. As founder of The Living Room SF and co-director of Litquake’s Elder Writing Project, he’s committed to helping nurture writers of all ages. He is author of Eulogy (Raven & Wren Press, 2023), How to Fall in Love in San Diego (Finishing Line Press, 2017), and his words have recently appeared in The San Franciscan, Cincinnati Review, North Carolina Literary Review & more. Kevin has received fellowships, grants, and awards from the San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC), Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI), Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing, and more. He resides in San Francisco, holds an MFA from San Diego State, and for a little Black boy from Smithfield, NC, believes he has been brought a mighty long way.
Kevin Dublin is an educator, advocate, and poet. As founder of The Living Room SF and co-director of Litquake’s Elder Writing Project, he’s committed to helping nurture writers of all ages. He is author of Eulogy (Raven & Wren Press, 2023), How to Fall in Love in San Diego (Finishing Line Press, 2017), and his words have recently appeared in The San Franciscan, Cincinnati Review, North Carolina Literary Review & more. Kevin has received fellowships, grants, and awards from the San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC), Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI), Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing, and more. He resides in San Francisco, holds an MFA from San Diego State, and for a little Black boy from Smithfield, NC, believes he has been brought a mighty long way.