And so 2018 was off to a bang. Three different bangs. Bang. Bang. Bang. I will enumerate them below. A poetry workshop (I know I claimed to be a poet when joining the MFA Years community, but I might’ve lied about that). A writing class with a focus on incorporating programming languages and electronic elements… Continue reading Lost at SAIC: A Mini-Memoir
Seton Hill University's MFA program is low-residency. For most of the year, my work-shopping occurs via email with my critique partners and my mentor. There are pro's and cons to this method. In this post, I'll review both: The Pro's of Long Distance Work-shopping More time to critique. During in-person workshops, the critiques are given verbally,… Continue reading Long Distance Writing Workshops
