Class Description
There are many rules when it comes to writing, but what happens when those rules are broken? In this 3-hour seminar, we will use writing exercises and group discussion to discover what experimental styles can add to our writing. Studying excerpts from writers such as Mark Z. Danielewski, Theresa Hak Kyung Cha and more, we will push the limits of the page to gain an entirely new perspective on the craft of writing. These authors are wildly innovative, playing with craft elements ranging from grammar to the very shape of the words on the page in order to build character and flesh out themes.
Writers of all levels are encouraged to join. This course is designed so that both emerging and established voices can gain new insights into what these exciting perspectives have to offer our work.
Thanks to the excellent literary citizenship of our donors, scholarships are available for all GrubStreet classes. To apply, click the gray "APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIP" button. In order to be considered for a scholarship, you must complete your application at least one week before the start date of a class. Please await our scholarship committee's decision before registering for the class. We cannot hold spots in classes, so the sooner you apply, the better. Scholarships cannot be applied retroactively.
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This class will take place using Zoom videoconferencing. Please visit the Resources tab to access the video-conference link.
Zoom Participation:
Students are not required to turn their camera on, but are encouraged to participate any way they feel comfortable through functions such as the live chat, emoji reactions, and unmuting the microphone. Learn more about using Zoom here.
Zoom Accessibility:
We ask that instructors enable closed captioning and send a transcript of the session after class. You can also enable closed captioning at any time during the meeting. If your instructor forgets to send the transcript, just send ’em an email!