Description
There’s a traditional view of the lyric poem as capturing one moment in time—expanding it, slowing it down, exploring it, making it vivid, sensuous, and memorable. In this generative one-day workshop we’ll explore various strategies of writing the single lyric moment, reading examples from classic and contemporary poetry, discussing craft, drafting a brand new piece, sharing with fellow writers, and making new writing friends.
NB: This recorded class is available to rent for two weeks through a private YouTube link. The link will be sent to the email you use to enroll (check your spam). Please email [email protected] with questions.
Please note: this recording is for the renter’s email only. After purchase of rental, you will receive the link to the private YouTube video of the recorded class. You will have access to the class for two weeks. If you share this recording elsewhere, you may be excluded from being able to purchase other classes.
Richie Hofmann is the author of two collections of poetry, Second Empire (Alice James, 2015) and A Hundred Lovers (Knopf, 2022). The recipient of the Ruth Lilly and Wallace Stegner Fellowships, he currently teaches in the creative writing program at Stanford University.
