Announcing my late fall online poetry workshop!

Friends! Announcing my late fall poetry workshop: “In the Landscape of Contemporary Poetry.” Warm up your end-of-year writing with my popular 6-week combination generative, craft, and workshop class via Zoom, with entirely new readings, prompts, and craft talks every time I teach it. Registration is now open. And it closes November 13. Class begins Wednesday November 15. Join us!

šŸ˜€ Details & registration available http://christophercitro.com/private-classes/. Register soon as spaces fill quickly! šŸ˜€

Iā€™m teaching at this summerā€™s virtual Marthaā€™s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing!

I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be teaching at this summer’s virtual Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing June 6-13! LOOK at this list of my fellow instructors: Alexander Weinstein, Adrian Matejka, Tia Clark, Britton Shurley, Amelia Martens, Wendy Rawlings, Joshunda Sanders, Elizabeth Schmuhl, Keith Taylor, Matthew Gavin Frank, Phong Nguyen, and John T Howard. Register now and join us!!!
https://www.mvicw.com/

Teaching August 7 – 9 at the 2015 August Occasion

I’m thrilled to announce that I will be on the poetry faculty of the 2015 August Occasion, sponsored by The Downtown Writer’s Center of Syracuse, NY.

Three days of writing workshops, readings, food and inspiring company will take place August 7 – 9 at the beautiful Harding Farm in Clinton, NY. My fellow instructors are Sarah Freligh and Jasmine Bailey (poetry); Sarah Freligh and David Lloyd (fiction); Sarah Freligh, Megan Davidson, and Linda Lowen (creative non-fiction).

Registration is inexpensive and open to the general public. For more info and to register today click HERE.

Iā€™m teaching a poetry workshop this spring in Syracuse

Iā€™m thrilled to announce that I will be teaching a poetry writing workshop called ā€œImproving the Blank Pageā€ this spring at The Downtown Writerā€™s Center in sunny Syracuse, NY.

Improving the Blank Page with Christopher Citro. Weds., 6:30-8:00. 8 weeks, starting April 8, 2015. Nicanor Parra once said, ā€œIn poetry, everything is permitted. With only this condition, of course: you have to improve on the blank page.ā€ In this workshop, weā€™ll read and discuss contemporary poetry from a writerā€™s perspective and create fresh poems of our own. Weā€™ll share new work based on prompts and exercises, and improve on a few blank pages along the way.

Registration is open to the public. To learn more aboutĀ The Downtown Writerā€™s Center, download the spring class schedule, and register for this workshop, visit the Centerā€™s websiteĀ HERE. Feel free to share with anyone in the area who might be interested!