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Learn from the best! Register by 7/31. For $40 more, get one-on-one assistance in one of these classes:
Randall Horton, Ph.D., Poetry
Music in the Break:
A Look at How We End and Begin
This two-day workshop is designed for poets interested in generating new poems or sequences of poems from exercises in the elegy, definition and ekphrastic poetic forms. Since how we end and begin language within a poem is crucial to the poem’s overall effectiveness, each class will begin with a lecture/conversation on how the line break can facilitate beautiful music in the poem. Participants will be asked to send five poems for the workshop and a 350 word statement about the current project they are working on or would like to work on.
Gloria House, Ph.D., Poetry
A Different Image: Inspiration from Broadside Legacy Poets
Participants in this workshop will read closely some of the most beautiful poems of the Black Arts Movement, mining the works for their brilliant gems of style, technique and vision. We will then reflect upon writings by workshop participants in light of the principles of craftsmanship we have observed in the poetry of the Broadside legacy poets Brooks, Lorde, Knight, Madhubuti, Randall and Sanchez.
Desiree Cooper, Fiction
Personal Writing: Editing Your Life
In the age of memoir, blogging, YouTubing and Tweeting, there is little about our personal lives that isn’t shared freely in the public realm. But what is really worth sharing with others?Writers will learn how to deploy creative writing tools to achieve human connection through personal writing. Writers will use peer critique and writing exercises to understand the difference between narcissism and powerful personal storytelling. The goal of the workshop will be to leave with three solid ideas for personal essays. ASSIGNMENT: Writers should arrive with 6 copies of a DRAFT of a personal essay/blog/column of not more than 700 words. Please, no erotica.
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Registration for the conference and retreat is open throughJuly 31, 2010,but early registration is strongly suggested, as slots are filling quickly. Late registration and onsite registration is open thru August 12, 2010, but an additional $10 fee will be assessed.
Regular Registration: $65
Attendees wishing to register for the Master Classes (an additional fee) should submit a 5-10 page sample of work byJuly 31, 2010. For more details, click here. Your manuscript will be forwarded to the Master Class instructor, who will be prepared to discuss it with you during class.
Master Class Registration for entire conference, includes Regular Registration: $105
GENERAL WORKSHOPS OFFERED
Quraysh Ali Lansana–WALKING THE DISTANCE OF YOUR VISION–Every neighborhood possesses sounds, smells, sights, and characters. Yet, often we bustle down the block taking those elements for granted, oblivious to change all around us. Employing sensory prompts, community awareness identifiers, and “verse journalism” techniques created by Pulitzer Prize winner Gwendolyn Brooks, this essay/exercise will empower students to see their neighborhood and neighbors through a different lens, offering them the awareness of their own power in changing the world, starting with their block. The notions of a concentration of place, how place and geography inform identity, and individual world view/relationship to others, the environment that creates elements of self. By examining where a poem takes place-with natural ties to social justice issues-students may examine together how geography and topography inform self, relations, etc., from both individual and classroom/community inquiry for all to experience.
Sharon Stanford
–WRITING DYNAMIC FICTION–This workshop will cover the basics of short and novel length fiction writing: plotting your story, character development, having your work properly edited and putting your manuscript together for publication. New and experienced writers will find the information in this workshop very helpful.Sylvia Hubbard-Internet Marketing for Writers–INTERNET MARKETING FOR WRITERS–Learn how to promote your book in today’s most important medium-the internet. Sylvia Hubbard, a veteran blogger and noted expert on the internet, will guide you through cyberspace and the blogosphere. Open to writers in all phases of the writing process-new and evolving information will be shared.
Curtis L. Crisler–OUTSIDE THE BOX: THE WRITING LIFE OF RISKS–What happens when you pull off a scab? Why pick at it at all? Some just seem curious with what’s beneath the surface? Using samples from the collection Pulling Scabs and other resources, we’ll risk going beneath surface writing to examine optional writing concepts/approaches. Basically, we’re going to run with scissors. For all participants signing up for Crisler’s workshop, the book Pulling Scabs will be provided.
Karen S. Williams–DROP THAT BAGGAGE! A FOR WOMEN-ONLY POETRY WORKSHOP!–This fun, insightful and inspirational workshop invites poets and writers of all levels to creatively confront and quash their inner critic while writing a poem that pushes them from fear to freedom! Be sure to bring writing implements, a notebook or a laptop and get ready to fire up! This workshop will get you on your way to becoming the free, creative and wildly purposeful woman and writer you are meant to be!
Robin Morris–WRITING FOR CHILDREN: 10 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR WORK FOR PUBLICATION–Workshop participants will engage in discussions about the writing process and learn about the current children’s publishing market, agents and publishers. Participants will also learn effective ways to market their writing by using social networking tools (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) This workshop is for beginning writers with 0-5 years writing experience who are interested in writing and publishing children’s literature. Participants will also engage in group discussions about the writing process.
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Idlewild is a vacation and retirement community in Yates Township located in a small rural northwestern part of Michigan near the southeastern border of Lake County. It was one of only a few resorts in the country where African-Americans were allowed to vacation and purchase property before this discrimination became illegal in 1964. Called the “Black Eden” from 1912 through the mid-1960s, Idlewild was an active year-round community and was visited by well-known entertainers and professionals from throughout the country. Famous Idlewilders include W.E.B. DuBois, Madame C.J. Walker, and Charles W. Chesnutt.
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Terrell (A.K.A) Pharaoh a well known drug lord who runs the streets of Yonkers New York, is facing problems everywhere he turns. With people out to kill him and the police hot on his tracks Pharaoh’s empire is soon to crumble. After reportedly being dead, he leaves behind his protégé and younger brother (Serious) who tries to cope with the mysterious death of his brother, holding down the family, and the temptation of the streets. Strapped with anger and greed young Serious is ready to lay law to all who opposes his movement and seek revenge on those who were linked to his brother’s death. With his child hood sweetheart ( Laura) a well educated diva assisting his campaign serious quickly builds his own empire while taking no shorts. With all the power and respect in the palm of his hands, Serious quickly learns that his life in the fast lane comes with consequences he never expected. The harsh reality of the streets and the cardinal rule of draw first ask questions last.
Draw is a book about how crime led life can start from the infection of one individual and ripple through a family to a community and through a city take a journey into this cinematic street epic.
Genre of Book: Street Urban Fiction
How do you come up with your characters? I try to develope my chracters by taping into my own life experieneces and interactions and use my vivid imagination to make relatable personalites for readers.
When and how do you write? I write mostly in the evening and at night and when I travel. I mostly do all my writing on paper folded in half like book pages.
What other authors inspire you? I got some of my inspiration from authors like Relentless Aron, Sister Souja and Donald Goines.
How long does it take you to write a novel? I just finished up Draw 2 in like 5 months and A Hard Price To Pay in like 6 with breaks so I would say 3 months if I werent to stop.
How do you over come writers block? Normaly taking a road trip out of town helps clears my mind and put me in a good creative space to write.
How long have you been writing and how did you get started? I’ve been writing for a little over 6 years. I just started writing reading other novels which inspired me to tell my own storys.
How does your backround influence your books? Growing up in a urban setting were alot of crimanal activity took place and having the passion to express that perspective through words, gives me the opportunity to touch on real life situations and depict the harsh realites of project life and relationships in my books.
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ArtServe Michigan 2010 Election Strategy: Building a Foundation of Support for the Arts, Culture and Arts Education This November, Michigan voters will go to the polls to elect a new Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, at least 29 of 38 State Senators, and 53 of 110 State Representatives. This
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25th Anniversary Celebration
PRO-LITERACY DETROIT presents
Literacy Event to Benefit Detroit’s Unemployed
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The first of two events celebrating our 25th Anniversary!
An Evening with
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Lessons on
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Thursday, July 15, 2010 5:30-8pm Gem TheaterDetroit
$35 ticket (Ticket price includes autographed copy of book and light refreshments. A cash bar will be available.)
Enjoy an evening with journalist, author and commentator Rochelle Riley as she
unveils her brand new book to benefit Pro-Literacy Detroit’s 25th Anniversary
of providing free tutorial services to Detroiters who struggle with reading.
About Pro-Literacy Detroit
Pro-Literacy Detroit is a nonprofit organization that has served Michigan residents for more than twenty years, making basic literacy services more accessible by utilizing print, electronic media and the Internet. Trained tutors are available to tutor learners at community centers, churches, libraries, schools and in the workplace. Throughout the course of their existence, the organization has trained over 6,000 volunteer tutors, and assisted over 11,000 learners. In the metro Detroit area, more than 400 volunteers provide 56,000 hours of service each year.
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Date Reviewed: Jun 20, 2010 The third book in the Mama’s Boyz series by Jerry Craft is MAMA’S BOYZ: THE BIG PICTURE: What You Need to Succeed! In this collection of comic strips, Craft tells a familiar story with a twist. We meet 16-year-old Yusuf, his brother, Tyrell, his family and friends. Yusuf is
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