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SUMMARY:Virtual Class: Wendy Walsh - Continuing the Journey with Dante's Purgatorio (via Zoom)
DESCRIPTION:Continue the journey with Dante on Zoom! Join Wendy Walsh for the reading and study of Purgatorio\, the second cantica of Dante’s Commedia. \nDante and Virgil begin their climb of the immense Mountain of Purgatory in the middle of the unpopulated waters of the Southern Hemisphere. Before reaching Purgatory proper\, they travel through Ante Purgatory and then up through the seven terraces\, each one reflecting one of the seven deadly sins. Their goal is the Earthly Paradise at the top of the mountain and along the way they will meet the many saved souls who are happily purifying themselves for their ascent to Paradise.  Purgatory is “where the soul of man is cleansed\,/ made worthy to ascend to Heaven. (dove l’umano spirito si purga/e di salire al ciel diventa degno” Canto I\, 5-6.) \nWendy Walsh has a PhD in Italian Literature from UC Berkeley. She has been teaching Italian language and literature since 1979.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/virtual-class-wendy-walsh-continuing-the-journey-with-dantes-purgatorio-via-zoom/
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SUMMARY:Rise & Shine: Winter 2021 | Series of Odes
DESCRIPTION:Rise & Shine is a generative poetry workshop presented by Surprise the Line\, hosted by Nancy Lynée Woo. Started in April 2020\, Rise & Shine began as a daily writing group in response to the pandemic and NaPoWriMo. Now\, the morning meetings rotate throughout the year with different series. \nAbout This Group:\nThe purpose of this space is to generate new words on the page together. We welcome anyone who would like to start their day with an invigorating poetry writing prompt in a communal setting. Rise & Shine will stay free and donation-based to allow anyone access to this generative writing group. \nThe first hour is spent writing\, and whoever would like to stay and share is welcome to read their draft (not a critique space). Invite surprise onto the page! Discover what wants to be written on that particular day without judgment. Lean into the process. \nOdes:\nThe Winter 2021 series will meet Tuesday mornings at 9 am PST\, starting January 19 and ending March 9 (8 weeks). Our focus will be writing odes! \nAn ode is traditionally a lyric poem written in reverence to a particular object or thing. Modern odes allow a lot of room for exploration. For the purposes of this workshop\, writing an ode simply means “paying particular attention to.” We will practice writing close details of a specific object or thing\, with plenty of room to discover what else there is to see underneath. \n“Remember that all description is an opinion about the world. Find a place to stand.” Anne Enright \nEach week\, the prompt will include an example ode for inspiration and some starting points\, including a broad topic for focus\, if you choose to take it. Like all Surprise the Line workshops\, you do not need to write to the prompt. Follow your own inspiration wherever it leads. \nFor the comfort of participants\, these sessions will not be recorded.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/rise-shine-winter-2021-series-of-odes/
LOCATION:Virtual
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SUMMARY:Sharpen Your Pencil: Elements of a Poem in Revision
DESCRIPTION:Do you want your poems to sing more sweetly? Resonate more deeply? Read more beautifully? \nIn this 8-week craft workshop\, you will learn structured techniques for writing and revising poems in a small-group setting. Each week\, we will focus on one specific element in poetry\, and use that topic as a guiding principle for revising our poems. \nOften\, we’re given feedback on our work but might not know exactly what to do next. This class will combine theory with practice. The goal is to equip you with the tools to revise your own poems with grace and ease in order to take your work to the next level. \nWhat You’ll Get Out of This Workshop:\n\n8 lesson packets to help you revise poems\, each focused on a different poetic element\, with example poems and short essays\nMANY prompts for revising poems that you can use any time\nSmall-group witness of your revised poems to encourage positive learning\nA fun\, supportive environment with other awesome poets\nSensitivity and integrity toward your voice and process\nReal-time inspiration and feedback from the group\n\nWhat You’ll Need:\n\nA handful (4-8) of written drafts that you feel have some promise\, but aren’t quite “there” yet\, and you’re not sure what they’re missing or what to do next\nSome time each week to practice a revision technique outside of class (30 minutes minimum)\nAbility to detach from the work so you can revise (and create anew!) with pleasure\nDesire to make your poems the best they can be at this moment in time without judgment\nA beginner’s mindset (no matter how long you’ve been writing)\nA sense of adventure and openness to discovery\nNon-attachment to a specific outcome (this is the magic!)\nRespect\, integrity and playfulness with your peers (we are all learning\, writing and practicing together!)\n\n8-Week Schedule\nWorkshop A will be offered on Wednesday evenings from 6-9pm PST starting January 20 and ending March 10. Workshop B will be offered Thursday mornings from 10am-1pm PST starting January 21 and ending March 11. Please see the calendar for full dates. \n\nWeek 1: From First Draft to Finished – How to approach revision\, editing\, and the creative flow.\nWeek 2: Lines Lines Lines (& Stanzas) – Line breaks\, line lengths\, units of meaning on the page.\nWeek 3: Exploding the Image – Sinking deeper into metaphor & meaning.\nWeek 4: Word Choice & Diction – Words are pretty important to poems.\nWeek 5: Repetition & Patterns – Let’s investigate how refrains can change the game.\nWeek 6: Sound & Rhythm – Poems are music! Can you make them siiiing?\nWeek 7: Titles & Endings – Let’s not overlook these important bookends!\nWeek 8: Final Workshop – Recap and Review\n\nWorkshop Structure:\nWe’ll spend some time in the first meeting talking about what revision is\, how to do it\, and what our blocks/goals are. You’ll be invited to bring a working poem in to share with the group to introduce your work and receive productive feedback. Then\, at the end of the first class\, you’ll receive the prompt for the week to try out some revision techniques for that poem. When you return next week\, bring both the earlier draft and the revised version to share! \nBecause the focus is on revising our work\, each week you will be given the opportunity to revise a piece\, and then share both versions. The purpose of this is to get feedback from the group about how the poem has evolved to reinforce what you are learning. If the poem feels “done\,” great! If not\, we celebrate a step in its development. \nBONUS: For anyone writing toward a manuscript right now\, this class provides a great opportunity to revise your 8 poems toward a specific theme\, topic\, narrative or question\, if you choose to\, with a bonus prompt for guidance. \nCritique Style as Witness:\nIn this style of workshop\, we practice “witness” as our mode of giving comments on each other’s work rather than “criticism.” This means that we speak from our personal viewpoint (own your “I”)\, make observations rather than criticisms (what we notice rather than what’s “wrong”)\, ask productive questions\, and give all feedback with the intent of helping the writer learn more about their own process of writing that poem. \nWriting poetry is an act of discovery\, and it is a privilege to be able to take part in each other’s discovery process. In this way\, we cultivate an atmosphere of trust\, respect and integrity. We never tell another writer the “correct answer” to their poem; rather\, we act as believing mirrors for each other’s work and help each other recognize nuggets of beauty to be explored. \nMotivating Philosophy:\nStructure allows room for experimentation. Add elements of craft to your unique aesthetic\, stir\, and see what happens. Taking our work seriously doesn’t mean taking ourselves too seriously! Invite surprise onto the page. Have fun! Poetry is discovery. What else is there to do but create? \nLimit 6 per group
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SUMMARY:VIRTUAL EVENT: Bryant Terry\, presented by EcoFarm Conference
DESCRIPTION:VIRTUAL EVENT: An Evening with Bryant Terry: Live Fireside Chat and Cooking Demo\, presented by the EcoFarm Conference. Terry is a James Beard Award-winning chef\, educator\, and author renowned for his activism to create a healthy\, just\, and sustainable food system. His fantastic books\, including the acclaimed Vegetable Kingdom\, are available through Bookshop Santa Cruz (below). \nREGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE. \nBuilding upon its farmer-to-farmer education model\, EcoFarm is an essential networking and educational hub for ecologically-minded farmers\, ranchers\, and all who work to support their success in growing a healthy and just food system and world. Read more about their four-day conference here. And see more books by authors appearing at this year’s conference here.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/virtual-event-bryant-terry-presented-by-ecofarm-conference/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Free,Virtual
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SUMMARY:Virtual Event: Rebecca Fishow and Emily Schultz
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Friday\, January 22 at 6pm PT when Rebecca Fishow discusses her latest collection\, The Trouble with Language\, with Emily Schultz on Zoom!\n\nZoom Login Info\nPlease click the link below to join the webinar:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/89879534846\n\nPraise for The Trouble with Language\n“These stories burst with demented charm. Fans of Etgar Keret and Amelia Gray will relish Rebecca Fishow’s exciting debut.” -Catherine Lacey\, author of Pew: A Novel and Nobody is Ever Missing\n\n“A haunting\, compelling\, beautifully written trip through an America just below the surface of this one. Fishow is so alert to the world\, through her language\, that it makes the reader more alert to the world too. A wonderful debut that announces the arrival of a new\, deeply poetic\, voice to our literature.” -George Saunders\, author of Lincoln in the Bardo and Tenth of December\n\n“I could read any one of these stories any number of times\, and their joy\, darkness and intelligence would remain fresh\, mysterious and bracing. Fishow is an extraordinary talent.” -Rivka Galchen\, author of Little Labors and Atmospheric Disturbances\n\nAbout The Trouble with Language\nWinner of the Holland Prize for Fiction.\nWeaving together fabulist invention and gritty realism\, Rebecca Fishow’s debut collection\, THE TROUBLE WITH LANGUAGE\, unearths stories of men and women whose traumatic experiences make way for dazzlingly cerebral lives. A young man finds a severed head at his door years after his mother takes her own life. A married couple initiates a bloody jailbreak. A young woman poses nude for strangers in attempts to pay for mental health treatment\, while another finds herself rapidly shrinking in a hotel room. No two of these surprising and playful fictions are alike\, and each encourages us to peek behind life’s curtains to discover more bizarre\, enchanting\, and joyful truths. Wondrously assured\, THE TROUBLE WITH LANGUAGE heralds the arrival of a major talent.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/virtual-event-rebecca-fishow-and-emily-schultz-2/
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CATEGORIES:Virtual
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SUMMARY:Virtual Event: Rebecca Fishow and Emily Schultz
DESCRIPTION:JOIN US ON FRIDAY\, JANUARY 22 AT 6PM PT WHEN REBECCA FISHOW DISCUSSES HER LATEST COLLECTION\, THE TROUBLE WITH LANGUAGE\, WITH EMILY SCHULTZ ON ZOOM!\nZoom Login Info \nPlease click the link below to join the webinar:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/89879534846\nOr iPhone one-tap :\nUS: +16699009128\,\,89879534846#  or +12532158782\,\,89879534846#\nInternational numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kIzEKj0o8 \nPraise for The Trouble with Language \n“These stories burst with demented charm. Fans of Etgar Keret and Amelia Gray will relish Rebecca Fishow’s exciting debut.” –Catherine Lacey\, author of Pew: A Novel and Nobody is Ever Missing \n“A haunting\, compelling\, beautifully written trip through an America just below the surface of this one.  Fishow is so alert to the world\, through her language\, that it makes the reader more alert to the world too.  A wonderful debut that announces the arrival of a new\, deeply poetic\, voice to our literature.” –George Saunders\, author of Lincoln in the Bardo and Tenth of December \n“I could read any one of these stories any number of times\, and their joy\, darkness and intelligence would remain fresh\, mysterious and bracing. Fishow is an extraordinary talent.” –Rivka Galchen\, author of Little Labors  and Atmospheric Disturbances \nAbout The Trouble with Language \nWinner of the Holland Prize for Fiction. \nWeaving together fabulist invention and gritty realism\, Rebecca Fishow’s debut collection\, THE TROUBLE WITH LANGUAGE\, unearths stories of men and women whose traumatic experiences make way for dazzlingly cerebral lives. A young man finds a severed head at his door years after his mother takes her own life. A married couple initiates a bloody jailbreak. A young woman poses nude for strangers in attempts to pay for mental health treatment\, while another finds herself rapidly shrinking in a hotel room. No two of these surprising and playful fictions are alike\, and each encourages us to peek behind life’s curtains to discover more bizarre\, enchanting\, and joyful truths. Wondrously assured\, THE TROUBLE WITH LANGUAGE heralds the arrival of a major talent.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/virtual-event-rebecca-fishow-and-emily-schultz/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Free,Virtual
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SUMMARY:ACCENTED | For Your Consideration: Diasporic Vietnamese Filmmakers
DESCRIPTION:The Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network (DVAN) presents ACCENTED: Dialogues in Diaspora\, a virtual series of programs that will feature a variety of writers\, poets\, artists\, actors\, filmmakers\, scholars\, and other cultural producers from the Vietnamese and Southeast Asian diaspora. \n— \nThis installation of ACCENTED: Dialogues in Diaspora will take place Friday\, January 22nd at 7:00 pm PST / 10:00 pm EST\, hosted by Pulitzer-prize winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen\, and will feature filmmakers Carol Nguyen (No Crying at the Dinner Table) and Bao Nguyen (BE WATER). We’ll be rolling out the virtual red carpet for our first ACCENTED of 2021 for an intimate conversation with filmmakers whose recent works\, partly inspired by their experiences in the Vietnamese diaspora\, are contenders for the 2021 Academy Awards. \nVisit https://bit.ly/ACCENTED8 to RSVP. General admission tickets are $5 or by donation. Share the event and tag DVAN on Facebook and Instagram (@weare_dvan) for a discount code! \nAbout the Guests: \nBao Nguyen is an award-winning filmmaker based in Los Angeles and Saigon. His work has appeared in the New York Times\, HBO\, Vice\, NBC\, ARTE\, among others. He was the producer and cinematographer of NUOC 2030 a feature sci-fi that opened the Panorama section of the 2014 Berlinale and was awarded the Tribeca Sloan Filmmaker Award. In 2015\, he directed the documentary feature\, LIVE FROM NEW YORK! which opened the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival. He produced Tran Thanh Huy’s ROM which premiered at the Busan International Film Festival where it won the festival’s top prize\, the New Currents award. In addition\, it was one of the highest grossing films in Vietnam in 2020. \nBao Nguyen’s latest directorial effort BE WATER world premiered in the U.S. Documentary Competition at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival was invited to other major festivals such as Cannes\, SXSW\, Telluride\, San Francisco\, Hot Docs\, Sydney\, Hong Kong\, among many others. BE WATER broke ratings records with its world broadcast premiere in the United States as part of Disney owned ESPN’s ’30 for 30′ series. Recently\, Nguyen has also formed a new production company\, EAST Films\, with offices in Los Angeles California and Ho Chi Minh City\, Vietnam. Nguyen\, alongside other creative partners Ham Tran\, Jenni Trang Le\, Anderson Le\, among others. They formed EAST to nurture and produce transnational stories with a focus on Southeast Asia. It is a creative studio with three silos — genre films for the local Vietnamese market\, Pan-Asian streaming series based in Southeast Asia\, and prestige fare to support the burgeoning cinema culture of Vietnam and bring it to international audiences. He is an alumnus of the 2012 and 2014 Berlinale Talent Campus as well as a Firelight Media Producers Fellow. He earned his BA at NYU and his MFA at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. \nCarol Nguyen (carolnguyenfilms.com) is a 22 year-old Vietnamese Canadian filmmaker based in Toronto and Montreal. Her films often explore the subjects of cultural identity\, family and memory. Her most recent film “NO CRYING AT THE DINNER TABLE” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and had its international premiere at IDFA 2019\, where she was also invited as the Opening Night speaker. It also received the Jury Prize for Short Documentary at SXSW. Carol is a 2018 Sundance Ignite fellow\, Adobe Creativity Scholar and a TIFF Share Her Journey ambassador\, where she strives to empower diverse voices and women through her own stories and personal experiences in the film industry. Today\, Carol is working towards developing her first documentary feature as well as an animated short. \nAbout the Host: \nViet Thanh Nguyen is the author of The Sympathizer\, Nothing Ever Dies: Vietnam and the Memory of War\, The Refugees\, and Race and Resistance: Literature\, Politics and Asian America. His most recent book was Chicken of the Sea\, done with his son Ellison. His next book is The Committed\, the sequel to The Sympathizer. \nAbout the Moderator: \nPhilip Nguyen is the producer of ACCENTED: Dialogues in Diaspora presented by the Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network (DVAN). He teaches Asian American Studies in the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University and is the Community Organizing Manager for the Vietnamese American Roundtable\, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in San Jose\, California. Philip serves as the President of the Union of North American Vietnamese Student Associations (UNAVSA) and as the Co-Chair of the Young Vietnamese Americans (YVA) Committee for PIVOT – The Progressive Vietnamese American Organization. \nWith curated custom cocktails by mixaphoria: Thuy Phan is the creator of mixaphoria\, a virtual bookbar that curates and designs cocktail pairings for books by diverse writers. mixaphoria’s mission is to encourage readers to engage with diverse literature and spark thoughtful discussions. Thuy’s recipes and book reviews for each pairing can be found at mixaphoria.com or on Instagram @mixaphoria. Thuy is also a dancer and lives in MA. \nIn partnership with: \nEastwind Books of Berkeley has been a major source for Asian American literature\, Asian Studies\, Language Learning\, Traditional Chinese Medicine\, and Martial Arts books. All books featured in ACCENTED are available at https://asiabookcenter.com for a special discounted price. \nThe Union of North American Vietnamese Student Associations (UNAVSA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit\, non-partisan\, community-based organization founded in 2004 upon the principle of empowering the next generation of Vietnamese youth with self-awareness\, passion for change and propensity for leadership. UNAVSA is a family of Vietnamese youth organizations working together to advance the interests of Vietnamese youth in order to build a stronger Vietnamese community at home and abroad. \nAbout the Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network \nAll funds raised for ACCENTED will go towards supporting DVAN’s mission to promote voices and stories of the Vietnamese and Southeast Asian diaspora and connect them to diasporic communities all over the globe.\nThis program is sponsored by the DVAN@SFSU Project of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University. \nFor more information about the Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network (DVAN) please visit our website at https://dvan.org or follow us on Instagram (@weare_dvan) \nDVAN believes that the stories\, imaginaries\, and poetics of a thriving Vietnamese diaspora can unite our global community. Our mission is to celebrate and foster diasporic Vietnamese voices. DVAN presents nonfiction\, fiction\, and poetry to empower Vietnamese artists in the diaspora and to promote understanding and dialogue within our community\, and with others. Our complex and diverse stories must be championed and passed on to current and future generations. We are refugees\, immigrants\, survivors\, and descendants\, and our stories must be heard.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/accented-for-your-consideration-diasporic-vietnamese-filmmakers/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Free,Virtual
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ORGANIZER;CN="Eastwind Books":MAILTO:eastwindbooks@gmail.com
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