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14 Nov

Poetry Writing Workshop: Beginning Your Journey as a Poet

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Want to learn more about what makes a poem work?️ Delve into the craft of poetry writing and how you can turn your thoughts, emotions and experiences into poems. In this workshop, poet Amanda Anastasi guides you through a series of writing exercises and shares the insights she’s gained over a 15-year career, from refining your poems to finding the right audience for your work.

This session is perfect for both beginners and emerging poets. No prior experience is necessary. Bring your curiosity, words, and a willingness to experiment with ideas and language. Amanda’s supportive, down-to-earth teaching style will help you gain confidence in your own voice and develop the skills to take your poetry further.

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Sat 14 Nov
  • 11am - 2pm 11:00am - 2:00pm

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Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre
251 Faraday St
Carlton 3053

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From $55 to $65

Adult / general $65
Senior $55
Student / concession $55
Children $55

Free for children under 13

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Writing Place and Belonging

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