Robots and Unicorns: Speculative Poetry Workshop
Slamtario 2015, presents a sci-fi / fantasy workshop with Ursula Pflug. Saturday, July 18, 12pm at Market Hall Performing Arts Centre in Peterborough.
$5 or pwyc
Robots and Unicorns: Speculative Poetry Workshop
What do robots have for breakfast? Where does the last surviving unicorn live? If you were going to travel to another dimension, which method would you use: a spaceship, a portal under a waterfall or an invocation found in an ancient book? Include science fiction, fantasy and horror elements in your poetry and prose. We will do exercises, have time to write, read and share our work.This fun, relaxed workshop will support you in exploring the outer reaches of your journey as a writer. We will also discuss paying markets for speculative poetry.
Ursula Pflug is the internationally published author and editor of three novels, two short story collections and two edited volumes of short fiction. Her award-winning speculative prose poems have been published in Canada, the US and the UK. She has taught creative writing at the Campellford Resource Centre, Loyalist College, Trinity Square Video, The Word is Wild Literary Festival, the San Miguel Writers Conference, Trent University and elsewhere.
$5 or pwyc
Robots and Unicorns: Speculative Poetry Workshop
What do robots have for breakfast? Where does the last surviving unicorn live? If you were going to travel to another dimension, which method would you use: a spaceship, a portal under a waterfall or an invocation found in an ancient book? Include science fiction, fantasy and horror elements in your poetry and prose. We will do exercises, have time to write, read and share our work.This fun, relaxed workshop will support you in exploring the outer reaches of your journey as a writer. We will also discuss paying markets for speculative poetry.
Ursula Pflug is the internationally published author and editor of three novels, two short story collections and two edited volumes of short fiction. Her award-winning speculative prose poems have been published in Canada, the US and the UK. She has taught creative writing at the Campellford Resource Centre, Loyalist College, Trinity Square Video, The Word is Wild Literary Festival, the San Miguel Writers Conference, Trent University and elsewhere.
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