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SUMMARY:Rooted in Writing: The Poem as a Container with Ashley E. Wynter
DESCRIPTION:Through Rooted in Writing\, we will offer 1-3 single-session classes each season through the library’s systemwide catalog. \nThis is a new program with our long-time partner\, Hennepin County Library and is  funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. \nWorkshop description: In this class\, writers will be encouraged to imagine the poem as a container—a way to hold our ghosts and ancestors\, our memories and hauntings\, our questions and uncertainties\, old loves and new flames\, the wildness of our secret selves. And what happens when we place a certain feeling\, memory\, or thought into a specific poetic structure? The sonnet\, perhaps? Or Airea D. Matthews’ “Letters to My Would-be Lover…”? Seeking to balance the physical and metaphorical pressurizer that is poetry\, this generative workshop will guide attendees through a series of “rapid-fire” writing exercises and imitations—each designed to nurture the instinct of writing\, to move the poet out of their ow way! Participants will leave energized\, with several musings and poem drafts that can be carried into tomorrow. \nClick here to register! \nA.E. Wynter is a writer\, editor\, curator\, and community organizer living in Saint Paul\, MN. Invested in the transformative power of storytelling\, Wynter is the poetry mentor and program coordinator for More Than a Single Story’s emerging black writers program. Her award-winning poetry has been supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board\, the Loft Mentor Series\, the Carolyn Moore Writers Residency\, the Tofte Lake Center National Emerging Artist Residency\, and most recently\, a 2025-28 Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship. Wynter’s poems have appeared\, or are forthcoming\, in the Black Warrior Review\, Torch Literary Arts\, The Florida Review\, New Millenium\, and elsewhere.
URL:https://morethanasinglestory.com/event/rooted-in-writing-the-poem-as-a-container-with-ashley-e-wynter-2/
LOCATION:East Lake Library\, 2727 E. Lake St.\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55407
ORGANIZER;CN="More Than A Single Story":MAILTO:mtassinfo@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:A Novel in November Writing Workshops with Marcie Rendon
DESCRIPTION:Workshop description: We will spend our final session sharing what we wrote in the previous two sessions \nClick here to register! \nMarcie R. Rendon is an enrolled member of the White Earth Nation\, author\, playwright\, poet\, and freelance writer. Also a community arts activist\, Rendon supports other native artists / writers / creators to pursue their art\, and is a speaker for colleges and community groups on Native issues\, leadership\, writing. She is an award-winning author of a fresh new murder mystery series\, and also has an extensive body of fiction and nonfiction works. The creative mind behind Raving Native Theater\, Rendon has also curated community created performances such as Art Is… Creative Native Resilience\, featuring three Anishinaabe performance artists\, which premiered on TPT (Twin Cities Public Television)\, June 2019. \n 
URL:https://morethanasinglestory.com/event/a-novel-in-november-writing-workshops-with-marcie-rendon-3/
LOCATION:Roosevelt Library\, 4026 28th Ave. S\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55406
CATEGORIES:Writing Workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="More Than A Single Story":MAILTO:mtassinfo@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Rooted in Writing: The Poem as Protest with Ashley E. Wynter
DESCRIPTION:Through Rooted in Writing\, we will offer 1-3 single-session classes each season through the library’s systemwide catalog. \nThis is a new program with our long-time partner\, Hennepin County Library and is  funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. \nWorkshop description: Poetry lives in a world of multitudes—it moves through us hungry and delectable\, fleeting and resonant\, sonic and physical\, as both an act of remembrance and erasure. Whenreading poetry\, we invite an unnamable force to make a home of us\, to rewire our body andmind. In this way\, the act of reading or writing a poem is transformative\, rebellious even. In this class\, writers will be encouraged to lean into this rebellious nature\, to imagine the poem as an agent of change\, an act of protest—against social injustice and gender norms\, against false narratives and personal misbeliefs\, against opposers of love\, land\, and humanity. Participants will read and discuss short poems that navigate an expansive idea of “protest\,” responding to related prompts with their own spontaneous writing. Writers will leave the workshop feeling affirmed\, energized\, and empowered. \nClick here to register! \nA.E. Wynter is a writer\, editor\, curator\, and community organizer living in Saint Paul\, MN. Invested in the transformative power of storytelling\, Wynter is the poetry mentor and program coordinator for More Than a Single Story’s emerging black writers program. Her award-winning poetry has been supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board\, the Loft Mentor Series\, the Carolyn Moore Writers Residency\, the Tofte Lake Center National Emerging Artist Residency\, and most recently\, a 2025-28 Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship. Wynter’s poems have appeared\, or are forthcoming\, in the Black Warrior Review\, Torch Literary Arts\, The Florida Review\, New Millenium\, and elsewhere.
URL:https://morethanasinglestory.com/event/rooted-in-writing-the-poem-as-protest-with-ashley-e-wynter/
LOCATION:Arvonne Fraser Library\, 1222 4th St. S.E.\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55414\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="More Than A Single Story":MAILTO:mtassinfo@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Rooted in Writing: The Poem as Protest with Ashley E. Wynter
DESCRIPTION:Through Rooted in Writing\, we will offer 1-3 single-session classes each season through the library’s systemwide catalog. \nThis is a new program with our long-time partner\, Hennepin County Library and is  funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. \nWorkshop description: Poetry lives in a world of multitudes—it moves through us hungry and delectable\, fleeting and resonant\, sonic and physical\, as both an act of remembrance and erasure. Whenreading poetry\, we invite an unnamable force to make a home of us\, to rewire our body andmind. In this way\, the act of reading or writing a poem is transformative\, rebellious even. In this class\, writers will be encouraged to lean into this rebellious nature\, to imagine the poem as an agent of change\, an act of protest—against social injustice and gender norms\, against false narratives and personal misbeliefs\, against opposers of love\, land\, and humanity. Participants will read and discuss short poems that navigate an expansive idea of “protest\,” responding to related prompts with their own spontaneous writing. Writers will leave the workshop feeling affirmed\, energized\, and empowered. \nClick here to register! \nA.E. Wynter is a writer\, editor\, curator\, and community organizer living in Saint Paul\, MN. Invested in the transformative power of storytelling\, Wynter is the poetry mentor and program coordinator for More Than a Single Story’s emerging black writers program. Her award-winning poetry has been supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board\, the Loft Mentor Series\, the Carolyn Moore Writers Residency\, the Tofte Lake Center National Emerging Artist Residency\, and most recently\, a 2025-28 Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship. Wynter’s poems have appeared\, or are forthcoming\, in the Black Warrior Review\, Torch Literary Arts\, The Florida Review\, New Millenium\, and elsewhere.
URL:https://morethanasinglestory.com/event/rooted-in-writing-the-poem-as-protest-with-ashley-e-wynter-2/
LOCATION:Plymouth Library\, 15700 36th Ave. N.\, Plymouth\, MN\, 55446\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="More Than A Single Story":MAILTO:mtassinfo@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Rooted in Writing: The Poem as Protest with Ashley E. Wynter
DESCRIPTION:Through Rooted in Writing\, we will offer 1-3 single-session classes each season through the library’s systemwide catalog. \nThis is a new program with our long-time partner\, Hennepin County Library and is  funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. \nWorkshop description: Poetry lives in a world of multitudes—it moves through us hungry and delectable\, fleeting and resonant\, sonic and physical\, as both an act of remembrance and erasure. Whenreading poetry\, we invite an unnamable force to make a home of us\, to rewire our body andmind. In this way\, the act of reading or writing a poem is transformative\, rebellious even. In this class\, writers will be encouraged to lean into this rebellious nature\, to imagine the poem as an agent of change\, an act of protest—against social injustice and gender norms\, against false narratives and personal misbeliefs\, against opposers of love\, land\, and humanity. Participants will read and discuss short poems that navigate an expansive idea of “protest\,” responding to related prompts with their own spontaneous writing. Writers will leave the workshop feeling affirmed\, energized\, and empowered. \nClick here to register! \nA.E. Wynter is a writer\, editor\, curator\, and community organizer living in Saint Paul\, MN. Invested in the transformative power of storytelling\, Wynter is the poetry mentor and program coordinator for More Than a Single Story’s emerging black writers program. Her award-winning poetry has been supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board\, the Loft Mentor Series\, the Carolyn Moore Writers Residency\, the Tofte Lake Center National Emerging Artist Residency\, and most recently\, a 2025-28 Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship. Wynter’s poems have appeared\, or are forthcoming\, in the Black Warrior Review\, Torch Literary Arts\, The Florida Review\, New Millenium\, and elsewhere.
URL:https://morethanasinglestory.com/event/rooted-in-writing-the-poem-as-protest-with-ashley-e-wynter-3/
LOCATION:Hosmer Library\, 347 E 36th St\, Mineapolis\, 55408\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="More Than A Single Story":MAILTO:mtassinfo@gmail.com
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