May 23, 2019
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| Christopher Konrad Ph.d (Wrtg) ECowan |
Writing who you are
Do you suffer from Hypergraphia? The compulsion to write? Then this is the course for you! ‘Real’ writers cross culturally, across time and gender all assert that they simply do not have a choice but to write. We write not because we want to, but because we need to!
Writing is not a choice – it’s a compulsion!
A series of three sessions will help you explore the compelled writer within and hopefully, through that process, free up the work and allow it to flow more magically.This series commences on Friday 31st May, 14th June & 28th June at 1pm.
Cost
1. OOTA members $35 per session or $100 for all three
2. Non-OOTA $45 per session or $120 for all three
Venue: Fremantle Arts Centre, upstairs in the Print Room. Time: 1-3pm. What to bring: Notepad, pen, laptop or iPad. Pay in person when you arrive. Cash or cheque only, no credit card facility. For further information on this series write to ootawriters@gmail.com or for information on how to join OOTA, please visit our website
Christopher Konrad is a Western Australian writer and has had poems and short stories published in many journals and online. He has received numerous awards including winning the Glen Phillips Poetry Prize 2015 and Tom Collins Poetry Award in 2009 and 2018. His latest book of poetry, Argot, was published by Pomonal Publishing (2016). He is currently working on other poetry, particularly prose poetry, and a collection of essays. Chris also won the Todhunter Literary Award (2012) for a short story. He is published in Best Australian Poems 2013.
