Chapbook Class - Seattle Area

If you're in the Seattle area, here's an EXCELLENT chapbook class. I took this same class in 2002 and it really helped me improve my chapbook manuscript (in fact, the revised chapbook was published the next year.)

Please feel free to forward this information to anyone you think would be interested.

Here's the details--

Chapbooks: Northwest Explosion

Become chapbook savvy, and apply these insights to your own poems. We will consider the Northwest’s wealth of chapbooks. Here, they evolved into many forms from handmade art books to press-run contest prizes to self-published works to online versions. Chapbook’s content and design serve each other in a physical form achieved through layout, paper, printing method, binding, folding and other book-art features. For many poets, publishing chapbooks serves as the step from publishing single poems to the step before producing a full volume. By considering chapbooks, writers can use lessons learned as a means of ordering, deepening and expanding their own work.

Instructor: Ann Spiers
Meets: Saturday, April 17, 2010 - Saturday, April 17, 2010
Saturday, 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Min: 5 Max: 15
General: $96.00   (Add to cart)
Members: $86.40   (Add to cart)
 
HOW TO REGISTER ONLINE OR BY MAIL, PHONE OR FAX 
During the first week of member registration, students may register by telephone or in person only. Once general registration begins, students may also register online, through mail or by fax.

1.    Register online here; OR
2.    Call Hugo House at (206) 322-7030 with your credit card information. We’re here from noon to 6 p.m. weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays (except holidays), OR
3.    Mail a completed registration form with your tuition check or credit card information to Registrar, Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122. If you already are a member or you become a member at the time of registration, take the member tuition rate. OR
4.    Fax your registration and credit card information to us at (206) 320-8767.
5.    Online registration is not available for youth or ZAPP classes. To register for youth classes, email margotcase@hugohouse.org. To register for ZAPP classes, email ZAPP@hugohouse.org, OR call us at (206) 322-7030.

If you just like talking to our registrar Kate (and who doesn't?) or if you have questions about particular classes, or you'd like a recommendation, give her a call at (206) 322-7030 ext. 103.

Comments

  1. that really sounds like a terrific class! one of the best seminars I had in my MFA program was on how to think of ordering a book :)

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