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Make It New Materials

4 posts
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Make It New: Day 3

  • byKate Finegan
  • September 5, 2020
The trouble with the Sierra Wave is eventually, the pilot must come down. And, as you've surely heard, the flying isn't the hard part; it's the landing.
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Make It New: Day 2 (Exercises)

  • byKate Finegan
  • September 4, 2020
My work in revision is to make pathways to that pulse.
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Make It New: Day 2 (Poetry)

  • byAdelina Sarkisyan
  • September 4, 2020
But revision is just as much about being comfortable in the labyrinth as it is trying to bulldoze through the walls.
WWeekend Workshop Intensive

Make It New: Day 1

  • byKate Finegan
  • September 3, 2020
Generative revision happens before editing. It's a process of fanning the flames of what's working in your piece, of tossing in stones and following the ripple effects.
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