During this month’s drop in workshop, Nathalie Thill will teach a 90 minute workshop on oral storytelling. Participants will learn how to tell the best story they can and perhaps get ready to share it at the next Howl. Amateurs and seasoned storytellers are all welcome. As the Executive Director of the Adirondack Center for...
In this generative workshop led by Elliot Pecora, students will reflect on examples of poetry by TGNB+ writers to springboard the drafting of their own poems. After discussing how the physical body appears in the form of a poem, the workshop will focus on writing and sharing, offering input and affirmation to each other along...
Join us for a warm and welcoming open mic event at ACW to kick off the Tri-Lakes Pride Festival. Anyone can sign up to share a piece of writing, comedy, drama, or song up to 5 mins. Participants from ACW’s “Exploring Transgender Poetics” writing workshop, which takes place at 12:00PM on the same day, are...
In this course, led by Kirk Sullivan, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of screenwriting (basic structure, character development, etc.). By the end of the course, each student will have written a logline, synopsis, and a scene from their own original project, which they will film with actors. In the final session, students will...
An open mic and featured reading. Where can you discover new North Country writers and also share some work of your own? BarkReaders takes place every other month here at ACW in Saranac Lake, NY. Each reading will include an open mic and feature a North Country author presenting a recent book publication. We’re bringing...
