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X-WR-CALDESC:This event has been cancelled.\n\nIn this workshop\, we'll do 
 some deep\, collaborative reading of sample works before we turn to making
  our own poems that honor the natural world. Toward this endeavor\, we wil
 l make use of the beautiful grounds and waters around the Wenatchee River 
 Institute. All reading material will be provided by the instructors. Bring
  paper and a pencil or pen for your own writing.\n\nCynthia Neely bio: \nC
 ynthia Neely is the winner of both the Bright Hill Press chapbook contest 
 with Passing Through Blue Earth (2016) and Flyway: Journal of Writing and 
 Environment’s chapbook contest with Broken Water (2011). Her collection\, 
 Flight Path (2014)\, was a finalist in the Aldrich Press book contest.  Ho
 pewell Bay\, (2017) a single long hybrid poem\, was awarded publication by
  Seven Kitchens Press. Essay and creative non-fiction work appears in The 
 Writers’ Chronicle\, Terrain.org and Cutthroat Journal. She calls home bot
 h the foothills of the Cascades and a granite island in Canada\, sharing h
 er time between mountains and water.\n\nDerek Sheffield bio: \nDerek Sheff
 ield’s books include Cascadia Field Guide: Art\, Ecology\, Poetry (Mountai
 neers\, 2023)\, Not for Luck (Michigan State University\, 2021)\, selected
  by Mark Doty for the Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize\, and Dear America: L
 etters of Hope\, Habitat\, Defiance\, and Democracy (Trinity\, 2020). He t
 eaches at Wenatchee Valley College and is on the faculty of Western Colora
 do University's low-residency MFA program. Poetry editor of Terrain.org\, 
 he can often be found in the forests and rivers along the eastern slopes o
 f the Cascade Range near Leavenworth\, Washington.\n\nCost: $40 non-member
 s\, $30 WRI and Write on the River Members.
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DESCRIPTION:This event has been cancelled.\n\nIn this workshop\, we'll do s
 ome deep\, collaborative reading of sample works before we turn to making 
 our own poems that honor the natural world. Toward this endeavor\, we will
  make use of the beautiful grounds and waters around the Wenatchee River I
 nstitute. All reading material will be provided by the instructors. Bring 
 paper and a pencil or pen for your own writing.\n\nCynthia Neely bio: \nCy
 nthia Neely is the winner of both the Bright Hill Press chapbook contest w
 ith Passing Through Blue Earth (2016) and Flyway: Journal of Writing and E
 nvironment’s chapbook contest with Broken Water (2011). Her collection\, F
 light Path (2014)\, was a finalist in the Aldrich Press book contest.  Hop
 ewell Bay\, (2017) a single long hybrid poem\, was awarded publication by 
 Seven Kitchens Press. Essay and creative non-fiction work appears in The W
 riters’ Chronicle\, Terrain.org and Cutthroat Journal. She calls home both
  the foothills of the Cascades and a granite island in Canada\, sharing he
 r time between mountains and water.\n\nDerek Sheffield bio: \nDerek Sheffi
 eld’s books include Cascadia Field Guide: Art\, Ecology\, Poetry (Mountain
 eers\, 2023)\, Not for Luck (Michigan State University\, 2021)\, selected 
 by Mark Doty for the Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize\, and Dear America: Le
 tters of Hope\, Habitat\, Defiance\, and Democracy (Trinity\, 2020). He te
 aches at Wenatchee Valley College and is on the faculty of Western Colorad
 o University's low-residency MFA program. Poetry editor of Terrain.org\, h
 e can often be found in the forests and rivers along the eastern slopes of
  the Cascade Range near Leavenworth\, Washington.\n\nCost: $40 non-members
 \, $30 WRI and Write on the River Members.
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LOCATION:Wenatchee River Institute\, 347 Division St. Leavenworth\, WA 9882
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SUMMARY:Cancelled - Words for the More-Than-Human World
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