ATL Bookmarks: 8 events to hit this week February 18 2013
Emory’s Poetry Council delivers a trio of written goodness, Eyedrum and Kill Your Darlings host writing workshops, and more!
- Courtesy the author
- Cynthia Arrieu-King
Since late last year, I’ve carried Cynthia Arrieu-King’s collection People Are Tiny in Paintings of China at the Vouched table - it’s a brilliant, multifaceted collection that addresses the conflict between her own heritage and the culture she was raised within. It’s always really exciting to hear one of the authors represented at Vouched read their work. Thanks to Emory’s Poetry Council, Arrieu-King will be reading at What’s New In Poetry? this Thursday with Natalie Lyalin and Kate Greenstreet.
Kill Your Darlings Writer’s Workshop
Feb. 18 | 7 p.m.
Park Grounds
A bi-weekly writing workshop for writers of every make and model. Essayists, poets, novelists- all are welcome. It’s an opportunity to bond over the written word and get to know a community - with or without writing in tow.
The Goat Farm Hosts: Eyedrum’s Writer’s Exchange
Feb. 19 | 8 p.m.
The Warhorse Coffeeshop at the Goat Farm
A unique writing workshop - writers of all genres are invited to share 10 minutes of their work aloud with a supportive community of authors who will provide constructive feedback for five minutes.