Power in Narrative Poetry Workshop

A 90-Minute online live poetry workshop.

Have you ever wondered how to make a narrative poem and tell your own story in a way that is interesting to yourself and others?

Most of us poets feel this way. Often we wonder how to make our poetry catch the eye of an editor, or make it seem more magical or more down to earth?

So what really works? Poet Polly Alice will share three ways to add place and power to your narrative poetry. In this poetry prompt workshop, you explore encouraging concepts to brighted and enliven narrative poetry such as dreamscape, aperture, and magical realism. Even better we will use poems you bring to the workshop, so you don't have to wonder how the ideas apply to your own work.

This class is fun for beginner and long time poets alike!

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POLLY ALICE MCCANN’s lyrical poetry paints a picture of the narratives of the internal heartland. Poet, curator, artist, editor, speaker. She is a writing professor, founder, and managing editor of Flying Ketchup Press. With a B.A. in Studio Art, and her MFAC in Writing from Hamline University, Polly shows her art internationally. She has been published in US newspapers and magazines, most recently Rattle Magazine. Find Polly’s art at www.thatpollygirl.com She credits much of her creative work due to her research on dreams which won her an Ernest Hartmann award from Berkeley, CA. She says her favorite thing is to tell stories-- other people's, her own-- maybe yours. Find out more at pollymccann.com