$125
1 Session
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Saturday, 2:00 pm EDT - 6:30 pm EDT November 12, 2022
Online via Zoom
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What can exploring “the end” offer us as storytellers? Throughout this bootcamp, participants will traverse a wide-range of multi-genre narratives about cataclysmic endings—big and small. While exploring what apocalyptic stories can teach us about our anxieties and desires within a historical and contemporary context, participants will also discover the generative possibilities of embracing the archetype of the apocalypse in relation to craft, narrative cartography, and design. Using the cataclysmic as a subtextual lens and generative portal, participants will delve into a diverse mix of creative and experimental works and revelatory prompts to cultivate and expand their own narratives about endings, irrevocable change, and new beginnings.
Capacity: 20
Led by
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Dianca London Potts
Dianca London Potts
Dianca London Potts earned her MFA in Creative Writing from The New School and her MA in English and her MA in Humanities from Arcadia University. She is a Kimbilio Fiction Fellow, a VONA Voices alum, the former prose editor of LIT magazine, and the former online editor of Well-Read Black Girl. Her words have been featured in the Village Voice, Vice, Electric Literature, Glamour, Shondaland, Obsidian, and elsewhere. Her memoir, Planning for the Apocalypse, is forthcoming. You can follow her musings on Twitter via @diancalondon.
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Writing Workshops
We strive to make our classes the most inviting and rewarding available, offering an intimate environment to study with award-winning, world-class writers. Each class is specially designed by the instructor, so whether you’re a fledgling writer or an MFA graduate polishing your novel, you’ll find a perfect fit here.