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SUMMARY:Book Launch: No True Route with Tim Conroy
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday October 25\, 2023 – 5:00-7:00 PM EDT\nPrice: Free public drop-in event\nRegistration: No advance registration needed\nVenue: Pat Conroy Literary Center | 601 Bladen St.\, Beaufort \nWebsite: Facebook Event Page \nThe nonprofit Pat Conroy Literary Center is honored to host a free public drop-in launch event for poet Tim Conroy’s second book\, No True Route. Join us on Wednesday\, October 25\, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at 601 Bladen St.\, in downtown Beaufort. No advance registration required. Books will be available for sale and signing. Refreshments will be provided. Conroy will read from his new book of poetry at 5:30 p.m. \nAbout No True Route\n“The title of Tim Conroy’s second book\, No True Route\, asks us to think about journeys in both time and space. And\, for sure\, there are poems throughout the book taking up the themes of movement\, direction\, detour\, destination. These are poems by a man looking back over his life—those landscapes of time and family and loss—and thinking about how he got here. What were the signposts? Where could his life have taken another direction? What then? Who would he have been? Not this man\, certainly. Another\, perhaps harder\, or lost\, and not a writer. Don’t we all think about the choices we made or failed to make\, the inheritances we rejected and those we kept\, like a mother’s jar of seashells on a bookshelf\, a slight thing\, a thing weighted with memory\, and inevitabilities? \n“Yet\, I’m struck by a theme of sustenance that threads the book—a mother packing her children’s lunches\, a joke between spouses about a soup of nothing\, coastal meals of crab and shrimp\, a bag of chips that rivets a dog’s attention. Or dreams that will be eaten. Rainwater in chalices. Surely that is another way to think about our lives: the things and people that have sustained us\, fed us\, kept us going. And surely that is another way to think about poetry like this. Something to chew on. Something that can keep us going. Words that sustain.”–Ed Madden\, former Poet Laureate of Columbia\, S.C.\, from the preface \nABOUT THE AUTHOR\nAuthor of the collections A Theology of Terrain and No True Route (forthcoming in October)\, Tim Conroy is a poet and former educator. His work has appeared in Fall Lines\, Jasper Magazine\, Marked by the Water\, Sheltered\, Twelve Mile Review\, Poetry on the Comet\, The Post and Courier\, Ukweli: Searching for Healing Truth\, and Our Prince of Scribes: Writers Remember Pat Conroy. In 2022\, he received the Broad River Prize for prose from Fall Lines\, Volume IX. \nA founding board member of the Pat Conroy Literary Center established in his brother’s honor\, Tim\, and his wife Terrye\, live in Dunedin\, Florida. \n\nThis program and others like this would not be possible without your financial help for which\, as always\, Pat Conroy Literary Center gratefully thanks you.
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Writing for Your Readers: A Four-Day Editing Workshop Led by Leslie Rindoks
DESCRIPTION:Register: patconroyliterarycenter.eventbrite.com \nOctober 14 and 15\, and October 21 and 22 9:30-4:00 p.m. EDT\nCost: $2225 for all 4 days\nLimited to 10 participants\nVenue: Pat Conroy Literary Center | 601 Bladen St Beaufort\, SC 29902 \nMaybe you were coached to turn off your “inner editor” and this advice made it easier to complete your manuscript. Congratulations! It’s time to celebrate! \n“A book is a party the writer throws for the reader.” Wait a minute. Look who’s on the guest list: readers. And hold the confetti! That nifty little quote implies that the writer is the host. Whoa\, you’re thinking\, throwing a party is something someone else should do. It sounds like a lot of work. \nDon’t despair. Dorothy Parker once said\, “I hate writing\, but I love having written.” It’s true\, the fun begins after we’ve written. Then we have something to play with\, something to revise. Revision is what grants readers access to the festivities. Editing ensures that guests don’t get lost on their way to the party and provides proper introductions once they arrive. Good editing makes them want to stay. \nIn this four-day workshop\, we’ll reactivate (and even befriend) our inner editors. We’ll examine other writers’ early drafts\, try our hand at editing those\, and compare our efforts to final\, published versions. Instead of worrying where to put commas\, we’ll explore where our characters are\, what they’re saying and doing\, and why. We’ll explore how to leverage key story elements to their best advantage\, making the work tighter and stronger. Working in pairs\, we’ll analyze and revise our work and share our breakthroughs. By the end of the workshop\, we’ll have a clear plan for our “party” and the confidence to execute it. \nWilliam Zinsser said that rewriting is where the game is won or lost. Whether you’ve just completed your first draft\, or your twenty-first\, this workshop is where you learn to win. \nFORMAT and COST:\nThis highly interactive in-person workshop will be held at the Pat Conroy Literary Center (601 Bladen St.\, Beaufort) from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on two consecutive weekends\, October 14 and 15\, and October 21 and 22. Snacks and drinks provided; lunch on your own. Limited to 10 participants; $2\,225 per person. Registration includes all 4 days. \nParticipants are asked to bring a completed draft of their manuscripts. While the techniques discussed in the workshop are applicable to fiction and nonfiction\, the session will focus on the editing of nonfiction work for publication. \nA detailed day-by-day outline of the workshop will be provided in advance to all registered participants. \nTESTIMONIALS:\n“Because of Leslie\, I am a much better writer. Her guidance and tutelage were invaluable.” —Dan Pliszka\, author of Life is Great! (Even if Your Boat Flips Over) \n“For my novel\, and its iterations over time\, I am thankful for Leslie’s sharp eyes and clear-headed comments.” —Karen Salyer McElmurray\, author of Wanting Radiance \n“Leslie Rindoks is the best in the business. She’s timely\, quick-witted\, steadfast\, and kind. Her mentorship took me from a timid wannabe writer to an author writer with a distinct style.” —Amelia Wyatt\, author of Ozzy and the Island and Mind the Gap \n“I owe Leslie so much for her knowledge and her intuition as to what makes a good story. She certainly knows her business. In my mind\, she is quite brilliant.” —Michael Ambrose\, author of the forthcoming Learning to Land \nLearn more and register at https://patconroyliterarycenter.eventbrite.com \nWebsite: Facebook Event Page \nAbout our instructor: \nOriginally from Chicago\, Leslie Rindoks studied writing at Iowa Writers’ Workshop and illustration at Maryland Institute College of Art. She holds a BFA and MFA in design\, and an MFA in creative writing and publication arts. \nThe founder of Lorimer Press and WayWord Books (waywordbooks.com)\, she has edited more than 70 books. Passionate about combining words and images\, she was the lead writer and book designer for LUCK\, A Collection of Facts\, Fiction\, Incantations & Verse and her work was featured in Far From the Centers of Ambition and 100 Love Notes. Writing as Avery Caswell\, she is the author of the story collection MotherLoad and the novels Salvation and Dry Spell. (averycaswell.com) \n\nThis program and others like this would not be possible without your financial help for which\, as always\, Pat Conroy Literary Center gratefully thanks you.
URL:https://patconroyliterarycenter.org/calendar/workshop-writing-for-your-readers-a-four-day-editing-workshop-led-by-leslie-rindoks/2023-10-22/
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Writing for Your Readers: A Four-Day Editing Workshop Led by Leslie Rindoks
DESCRIPTION:Register: patconroyliterarycenter.eventbrite.com \nOctober 14 and 15\, and October 21 and 22 9:30-4:00 p.m. EDT\nCost: $2225 for all 4 days\nLimited to 10 participants\nVenue: Pat Conroy Literary Center | 601 Bladen St Beaufort\, SC 29902 \nMaybe you were coached to turn off your “inner editor” and this advice made it easier to complete your manuscript. Congratulations! It’s time to celebrate! \n“A book is a party the writer throws for the reader.” Wait a minute. Look who’s on the guest list: readers. And hold the confetti! That nifty little quote implies that the writer is the host. Whoa\, you’re thinking\, throwing a party is something someone else should do. It sounds like a lot of work. \nDon’t despair. Dorothy Parker once said\, “I hate writing\, but I love having written.” It’s true\, the fun begins after we’ve written. Then we have something to play with\, something to revise. Revision is what grants readers access to the festivities. Editing ensures that guests don’t get lost on their way to the party and provides proper introductions once they arrive. Good editing makes them want to stay. \nIn this four-day workshop\, we’ll reactivate (and even befriend) our inner editors. We’ll examine other writers’ early drafts\, try our hand at editing those\, and compare our efforts to final\, published versions. Instead of worrying where to put commas\, we’ll explore where our characters are\, what they’re saying and doing\, and why. We’ll explore how to leverage key story elements to their best advantage\, making the work tighter and stronger. Working in pairs\, we’ll analyze and revise our work and share our breakthroughs. By the end of the workshop\, we’ll have a clear plan for our “party” and the confidence to execute it. \nWilliam Zinsser said that rewriting is where the game is won or lost. Whether you’ve just completed your first draft\, or your twenty-first\, this workshop is where you learn to win. \nFORMAT and COST:\nThis highly interactive in-person workshop will be held at the Pat Conroy Literary Center (601 Bladen St.\, Beaufort) from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on two consecutive weekends\, October 14 and 15\, and October 21 and 22. Snacks and drinks provided; lunch on your own. Limited to 10 participants; $2\,225 per person. Registration includes all 4 days. \nParticipants are asked to bring a completed draft of their manuscripts. While the techniques discussed in the workshop are applicable to fiction and nonfiction\, the session will focus on the editing of nonfiction work for publication. \nA detailed day-by-day outline of the workshop will be provided in advance to all registered participants. \nTESTIMONIALS:\n“Because of Leslie\, I am a much better writer. Her guidance and tutelage were invaluable.” —Dan Pliszka\, author of Life is Great! (Even if Your Boat Flips Over) \n“For my novel\, and its iterations over time\, I am thankful for Leslie’s sharp eyes and clear-headed comments.” —Karen Salyer McElmurray\, author of Wanting Radiance \n“Leslie Rindoks is the best in the business. She’s timely\, quick-witted\, steadfast\, and kind. Her mentorship took me from a timid wannabe writer to an author writer with a distinct style.” —Amelia Wyatt\, author of Ozzy and the Island and Mind the Gap \n“I owe Leslie so much for her knowledge and her intuition as to what makes a good story. She certainly knows her business. In my mind\, she is quite brilliant.” —Michael Ambrose\, author of the forthcoming Learning to Land \nLearn more and register at https://patconroyliterarycenter.eventbrite.com \nWebsite: Facebook Event Page \nAbout our instructor: \nOriginally from Chicago\, Leslie Rindoks studied writing at Iowa Writers’ Workshop and illustration at Maryland Institute College of Art. She holds a BFA and MFA in design\, and an MFA in creative writing and publication arts. \nThe founder of Lorimer Press and WayWord Books (waywordbooks.com)\, she has edited more than 70 books. Passionate about combining words and images\, she was the lead writer and book designer for LUCK\, A Collection of Facts\, Fiction\, Incantations & Verse and her work was featured in Far From the Centers of Ambition and 100 Love Notes. Writing as Avery Caswell\, she is the author of the story collection MotherLoad and the novels Salvation and Dry Spell. (averycaswell.com) \n\nThis program and others like this would not be possible without your financial help for which\, as always\, Pat Conroy Literary Center gratefully thanks you.
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