The Gloucester Writers Center is a place for working writers in a working town
Peter Anastas and David Rich dig into Vincent Ferrini's life as a writer from his involvement in radical politics to his move to Gloucester in 1948, his connection with Charles Olson and his role as the "Conscience of Gloucester."
Taught By: Ann McArdle Flash Fiction, sudden fiction, microfiction. 500 to 1500 words. They’re fast; they’re powerful; they’re stories—and they’re fun! We’ll pack this workshop with enough reading of published short shorts and writing exercises drawn from them to unleash your flash fiction genius. Discussion will include suggestions for strengthening your characters, plots, and settings. […]
Taught By: Martha Morgan “A haibun links brief, imagistic and poetic prose with one or more haiku. ...these English-language haibun involved concrete stories (small events) where the everyday becomes remarkable. Typically, modern haibun are like short stories ending with one haiku.”
Co-Sponsored By The Bookstore of Gloucester
Taught By: Ann McArdle Flash Fiction, sudden fiction, microfiction. 500 to 1500 words. They’re fast; they’re powerful; they’re stories—and they’re fun! We’ll pack this workshop with enough reading of published short shorts and writing exercises drawn from them to unleash your flash fiction genius. Discussion will include suggestions for strengthening your characters, plots, and settings. […]
Join Gloucester Poet Laureate Rufus Collinson and others to read your favorite Vincent poem during his 100 year celebrations. (Photo by: Arnie Jarmak)
