Getting Yourself to the Page
Dates: 6 Sundays, March 25 - April 29
Time: 10 am -12 pm
Instructor: Caroline Goodwin
Ages: Adult
Maximum Enrollment: 9
Genre: All
Price: $355
These days, it can feel nearly impossible to carve out the time for meaningful creativity. Between the news cycle, social media, the demands of work and family, a long commute, and more, those of us who have the urge to write need to be extra vigilant about our writing time.
In a lively, supportive atmosphere, students in this course will respond to weekly prompts designed to uncover their most exciting material. Together we will brainstorm strategies for overcoming procrastination and/or the inner critic that may stop us from ever getting to the page in the first place. We will hold one another accountable and show genuine interest in one another’s writing, even if this writing is very rough and preliminary. All levels of experience are welcome.
Caroline Goodwin moved to the Bay Area in 1999 to attend Stanford as a Wallace Stegner Fellow in poetry. Her books include Trapline (2013), Peregrine (2015) and The Paper Tree (2017). She teaches at California College of the Arts and the Stanford Writer's Studio. From 2014 - 2016 she served as the first Poet Laureate of San Mateo County.
More about Caroline: www.carolinegoodw.com