Workshop  

Posted by Anonymous

Workshop is not what i thought it would be. Don't get me wrong i really enjoy reading poetry from my classmates, but I thought it was going to be more of what workshop was like in my poetry club in high school was. In high school, workshop was the group got a topic, we all write on that broad topic and share it. Looking on this now i guess that is what the muse writes were focused on. Anyway its was different than my expectations but i still like it a lot. It allows me to see the diversity that we all write with.

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Chris, I know what you mean. Granted, I am in advanced fiction, advanced nonfiction, and have taken up to immediate screenwriting, so I am used to workshop, and this class follows it pretty well like other classes. But I agree that it's not exactly as I thought. I love reading poetry from everyone, but I find critiquing to be the hardest part. I never know what to say, and I feel embarrassed commenting on everyone's poetry. But so far, I like it. I've liked most everyone's poetry in our class. We have a lot of diversity in both content and style. I just wish we had a little more time to talk about each poem. But, I guess for the time we have, a lot is said and suggested. I only wish that Professor McCoy gave us an edited critique, explaining how he believes we should revise it, that would be really helpful.

April 7, 2012 at 10:40 PM

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