*It's National Poetry month! Celebrate by joining Blue Cactus Press for a
stellar poetry workshop, Poetry as Unquenchable Dream, by Singapore-based
poet and educator, Esther Vincent Xueming. *
*About the workshop: *What do poems reveal about our longings? Can they
dream? Join Blue Cactus Press for a poetry workshop in which participants
read and discuss the nature of poetry and dreams, as well as consider how
poems might function as dreams. Registered participants will receive a copy
of Esther's book, Red Earth, which will be used as our model text for the
workshop. Participants will also be asked to bring a poem/work of their own
for discussion and workshopping (if time permits). Registration is
required. Pay what you can.
https://bluecactuspress.com/product/poetry-as-unquenchable-dream/
About the Facilitator: Esther Vincent Xueming is the editor-in-chief and
founder of The Tiger Moth Review, an independent eco journal of art and
literature based in Singapore. She is co-editor of two poetry
anthologies, Poetry
Moves (Ethos Books, 2020) and Little Things (Ethos Books, 2013), and Making
Kin, an ecofeminist anthology of personal essays by women writers in
Singapore (Ethos Books). A literature educator by profession, she is
passionate about the relationships between art, literature and the
environment. Follow her on Twitter @EstherVincentXM.
Workshop Notes
- Date: April 8 @ 7pm (PST) / April 9 @10am (SGT)
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Format: Virtual (Zoom)
- Registration/Cost: Registration required.
https://bluecactuspress.com/product/poetry-as-unquenchable-dream/Pay
anything; consider your social access. Our total revenue goal is $650,
which allows us to send a copy of Esther’s book, Red Earth,
https://bluecactuspress.com/product/red-earth/ to each participant (a
physical copy for those located within the U.S. and a digital copy for
those located outside the U.S.), pay our facilitator a fair wage, and cover
overhead costs.
- Max participants: 20
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Christina Vega (they/them)
Publisher, Blue Cactus Press http://www.bluecactuspress.com/
Ways to work with me: Write & Make Books With Me
https://bluecactuspress.com/editorial-services| Become a Member
https://www.patreon.com/bluecactuspress | Purchase My Book
https://bluecactuspress.com/product/still-clutching-maps/
*It's National Poetry month! Celebrate by joining Blue Cactus Press for a
stellar poetry workshop, Poetry as Unquenchable Dream, by Singapore-based
poet and educator, Esther Vincent Xueming. *
*About the workshop: *What do poems reveal about our longings? Can they
dream? Join Blue Cactus Press for a poetry workshop in which participants
read and discuss the nature of poetry and dreams, as well as consider how
poems might function as dreams. Registered participants will receive a copy
of Esther's book, Red Earth, which will be used as our model text for the
workshop. Participants will also be asked to bring a poem/work of their own
for discussion and workshopping (if time permits). *Registration is
required. Pay what you can.*
<https://bluecactuspress.com/product/poetry-as-unquenchable-dream/>
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About the Facilitator: Esther Vincent Xueming is the editor-in-chief and
founder of The *Tiger Moth Review*, an independent eco journal of art and
literature based in Singapore. She is co-editor of two poetry
anthologies, *Poetry
Moves* (Ethos Books, 2020) and *Little Things* (Ethos Books, 2013), and *Making
Kin*, an ecofeminist anthology of personal essays by women writers in
Singapore (Ethos Books). A literature educator by profession, she is
passionate about the relationships between art, literature and the
environment. Follow her on Twitter @EstherVincentXM.
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*Workshop Notes*
- Date: April 8 @ 7pm (PST) / April 9 @10am (SGT)
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Format: Virtual (Zoom)
- Registration/Cost: Registration required.
<https://bluecactuspress.com/product/poetry-as-unquenchable-dream/>Pay
anything; consider your social access. Our total revenue goal is $650,
which allows us to send a copy of Esther’s book, Red Earth,
<https://bluecactuspress.com/product/red-earth/> to each participant (a
physical copy for those located within the U.S. and a digital copy for
those located outside the U.S.), pay our facilitator a fair wage, and cover
overhead costs.
- Max participants: 20
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*Christina Vega (they/them)*
Publisher, Blue Cactus Press <http://www.bluecactuspress.com/>
*Ways to work with me: Write & Make Books With Me
<https://bluecactuspress.com/editorial-services>| Become a Member
<https://www.patreon.com/bluecactuspress> | Purchase My Book
<https://bluecactuspress.com/product/still-clutching-maps/>*