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Location: Toronto New School of Writing
What is the impact of temporality on any work of writing and its potential readership? To consider its forces, nuances, applications, and surprises the writer of any genre is now able to turn to newly available discoveries in the world of nanotechnology and time keeping.* If the world of the writer is constructed in linear terms by outside concerns, that world in its creative manifestations is not limited by them. We will explore strategies to reconsider the inflection of time on and in writerly practice and production. Temporality as content will be considered, as well as changes to (or modifications of) temporality within a text. By exploring these varying dynamics the workshop will contextualize the genres of chance, cut-up, collage and encourage participants to create new forms for their work. FEE: $60.00 For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/events/217981878378454/ and to register visit: http://tinyurl.com/ncjnpg2 This workshop is limited to 10 Students Karen Mac Cormack is the author of more than a dozen books of poetry, most recently AGAINST WHITE (Veer Books, London, 2013). Her poems have appeared in a number of anthologies including Moving Borders, Out of Everywhere, Another Language, and Prismatic Publics. Her texts have been translated into French, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian. A long-term resident of Toronto she moved to the USA in 2004 where she teaches at the State University of New York at Buffalo.
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