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We are planning on a fully in-person Poets on the Coast 2024 at the beautiful Country Inn in La Conner, WA. We have reserved space and hope that a year from now, the pandemic will be completely in the rearview mirror. We will, of course, pay keen attention to the updates from the CDC and the State of Washington. If it is not possible to meet in person, we will Zoom our way with Goddess Houses, small groups, etc.
Breaking News! Information on classes for Poets on the Coast 2024
Michelle Bombardier: Vulnerability: Different Hands on the Elephant
E.J. Koh: American Han: A Reckoning
Join Michelle Bombardier, E.J. Koh and Susan Rich for the
14th Annual Poets on the Coast: A Weekend Writing Retreat for Women
September 6-8th, 2024, fully in-person at the Country Inn, La Conner, Washington
Become part of the Poets on the Coast family.
Join women poets & writers to create, learn, & share work in a positive creative community.
Your weekend includes:
* Friday evening poets' reception
* Optional Open Mic (to listen or to read, or both)
* Morning yoga (for beginners and more advanced)
* Sessions on generating new work and on craft
* Best Workshop Practices (where we share new poems)
* Swag Bags (books, notebooks, and more...)
* Museum visti to Museum of Northwest Art
* Poetry Sisters (small community groups)
* One-on-one meetings with either Susan, E.J., or Michelle
GUEST POETS: E.J. Koh and Michelle Bombardier!
FULL AND PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE for BIPOC writers and individuals in financial need: We want this workshop to be accessible to all who want to participate. We know these are difficult times and for some there is the added stress of losing your job or reduced income. If the price is a real hardship, please email Susan and Patty at PoetsontheCoast(at) gmail.com and tell us in 2-3 sentences what your circumstances are, send three recent poems (published or unpublished) and tell us what, if anything, you could pay.
Alternatively, if you’d like to sponsor a person in need, please contact Poets on the Coast(at) gmail.com
We could not do this weekend without the ongoing support of these poetry presses, indie bookstores, and writing residencies.
OUR PARTNERS include:
Copper Canyon Press
Floating Bridge Press
Hedgebrook
Museum of Northwest Art
Two Sylvias Press