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Common Threads Materials

5 posts
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Common Threads: Q&A

  • byKate Finegan
  • February 22, 2021
You should query or submit the collection when it is a complete work of art, a full dinner, a wrapped-up conversation.
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Common Threads: Day 3

  • byStephanie Trott
  • February 20, 2021
So: flip your stories, dear ones. Marinate your poems, flambé your essays. Make a mess, clean it up, start over where you have to.
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Common Threads: Day 2

  • byKate Finegan
  • February 19, 2021
Themes and images are not finite resources. You can repurpose your obsessions again and again and again.
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Common Threads: Day 1

  • byKate Finegan & Stephanie Trott
  • February 18, 2021
What anchors your work? If you were a squirrel, what cues would you look for to find the bounty you’ve created—and what you will continue to collect?
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Common Threads: Reading Lists

  • byKate Finegan & Stephanie Trott
  • February 6, 2021
Before our first meeting, please select one of the following reading lists and take notes on the common threads that you find in the pieces.
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