Poetry III
Genres: Poetry
Online
Online Advanced
Advanced 10 Sessions
10 Sessions Poetry III assumes familiarity with talking about the techniques and methods of poetry, though not from any specific tradition or approach. A desire to deepen your engagement with writing and discussing poems is more important. We'll read some interesting poems and draw from them our own writing challenges. The course is geared towards poets who have taken workshops before, particularly those who are familiar with the process of putting poems up for critique and being expected to present revisions at the end of the course.
This class builds upon Poetry I and II, though neither class is a prerequisite. We encourage students to opt into classes at the level that is right for them.
ADDITIONAL CLASS DETAILS:
- This class includes:
- Workshop: students submit work for critique from the teacher and class.
- Feedback in class: Both peer and instructor feedback given.
- Work outside of class: 2-3 hours of writing or reading outside of class.
REGISTRATION DATES:
- December 4: Scholarship Donation Day
- December 5: Member registration opens at 10:30 am PT
- December 12: General registration opens at 10:30 am PT
- December 18: Last day of Early Bird pricing
Ed Skoog
Ed Skoog is the author of four books of poems, most recently Travelers Leaving for the City (Copper Canyon Press, 2020). His poems have appeared in The New Yorker, Paris Review, The New Republic, American Poetry Review, Poetry Northwest and elsewhere. He has received fellowships from The Lannan Foundation and George Washington University, and has served as writer-in-residence at the Richard Hugo House. He lives in Portland, Oregon.
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Classes may be cancelled if less than 5 students are enrolled within 10 days before the class start date. If for any reason Hugo House needs to cancel a class, students can choose between a full credit or full refund.
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