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Poetry Chapbook Workshop

In the Poetry Chapbook workshop, we'll talk about what a chapbook is, what makes a strong manuscript, and engage with our own body of poems to see what themes emerge from our work. We'll also explore some chapbook presses through hands-on evaluation of published chapbooks, and discusshow to find the right home for your manuscript.The workshop will provide opportunities for feedback on their poems.Participants should bring 3-5 of their own poems, ideally coming from a chapbook manuscript in progress.

Please register here or contact LitMore 443-595-7548, info@litmore.org.

Meg Eden's work has been published in various magazines, including B O D Y, Drunken Boat, Mudfish, and Rock & Sling. Her work received second place in the 2014 Ian MacMillan Fiction contest. Her collections include "Your Son" (The Florence Kahn Memorial Award), "Rotary Phones and Facebook" (Dancing Girl Press) and "The Girl Who Came Back" (Red Bird Chapbooks). She teaches at the University of Maryland. Check out her work at: https://www.facebook.com/megedenwritespoems.

Now located at 3326 Keswick Rd., Baltimore, MD, 21211, LitMore is dedicated to energizing and sustaining the area's literary community. Free parking is available in the lot across Keswick Road.