Access Your Authentic Voice
Access your authentic voice with Maureen Dunphy, in a workshop on “Divining.”
Let’s Make a Scene: Discovering Character and Story through Fully-Realized Moments
In keeping with the Interlochen Public Library theme, “Tell Your Story,” we offer a writing workshop that can help us do just that–tell our stories.
Not Just Nature Writing (Free Workshop from Michigan Writers)
This is writing that is concerned with nature, the environment, and this time of change. For all ages and levels.
Launch and Reading for Dunes Review, Winter/Spring 2019
On Sunday, May 5, 2019, we came together to celebrate and share the most recent issue of Dunes Review at Brilliant Books in Traverse City, Michigan.
MW Cooperative Press Chapbook Release Reception
Sunday, June 10 @ 7 PM The Writing House at Interlochen Center for the Arts Please join us for a reading and reception celebrating the work of this year’s Michigan Writers Cooperative Press chapbook contest. Poet Margaret Fedder, author of Angel Rides a Bike,...
Story-Centered Interviews: A Fresh Approach for Historians and Writers
In this workshop, instead of treating interviews as sources of often-unreliable factual information, we’ll approach interviews as invaluable, even sacred opportunities for people to tell us the stories that explain who they are and the lives they have lived. We’ll put a priority upon humanistic and journalistic approaches over those of social science, focusing not on the “informant” but on the person. Instead of going into an interview with long lists of fact-soliciting questions, our preparation and practice will rely upon careful listening and the sympathetic pursuit of the stories people use to make sense of their lives.