University of Arizona Poetry Center- Presents STUDIO HOUR: ORACULAR WRITING with Annie Guthrie

Studio Hour: Oracular Writing
with Annie Guthrie
Wednesdays, April 7 through May 26
12:00 to 1:00 p.m.
Tuition: $75

Using the principle of consultation, participants will have the chance to distract the analytical mind and develop freedom in their writing practice. Since writing is so often fed by our direct experiences in the world, we can see creativity as a partnership with what we see, feel and absorb as skilled observers and expert feelers. In this spirit, we will strive to refresh our sensitivity to our experiences, and writing exercises will encourage new identities as writers – we will become pamphleteers, flâneure, literary djs, hack philosphers, codebreakers, sound collagists… whatever it takes to stir and restore the writer to his/her craft.

Annie Guthrie is a writer, jeweler, and artist. She holds an MFA in poetry and has poems published in various journals including Ploughshares, Fairy Tale Review, H_NGM_N, Many Mountains Moving, In Posse Review, Tarpaulin Sky and EAOGH.  She works in graphic design and marketing for the Poetry Center and designs book covers for Tarpaulin Sky.

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3 Responses to University of Arizona Poetry Center- Presents STUDIO HOUR: ORACULAR WRITING with Annie Guthrie

  1. Alan King

    Here’s an essay on a young poet’s journey and lessons along the way. Please read it here at http://wp.me/pC3Xj-dK

  2. Alan,
    Thank you for sharing. Well done. I wish you continued success. Randy

  3. Alan King

    Thanks, Randy! I’m going to continue my virtual tour of your site and add it to my blog list.

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