A generative and editorial-based workshop aimed at more experienced writers. Using prompts, games, and writer-based workshop techniques, participants will be guided through a series of “rules” and “protocols” to supply the editorial tools necessary for refining and improving first drafts.
Designed for healthcare practitioners, this highly interactive and collaborative workshop introduces the theory and practice of Narrative-Based Medicine—the effort to understand the stories at work in healthcare better and enhance our ability to step into them more fully, which can have extraordinary impact on patient care and practitioner fulfillment.
Serious illness, whether our own, that of someone we love or care for, often leaves us searching for ways to understand, clarify, and describe the experience. Writing can be a powerful means of making sense of the journey.
Lifelong eco-activist Maude Barlow takes the stage with journalist, author, and former roughneck Don Gillmor to examine and expose the forces driving our climate crisis.
Join Leslie Bradford Scott and Kingston’s own Adrian Michael Kelly as they dismantle family secrets and personal wreckage.
How can literature resist silencing and repression in an increasingly chaotic world? Join award-winning novelist Kim Echlin discussing her new essay collection, Tell Others: Storytelling for a World in Turmoil.
What happens when a nation loses the infrastructure that sustains its stories? Author and media executive Richard Stursberg addresses this decline in his sweeping new book, Lament for a Literature.