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A Creative Writing Workshop Series with Terri Glass2-hour classe
Members: $40 each session
Non-Members: $45 each session
“The sun shines not on us, but in us. The river flows not past us, but through us.” — John Muir
Nature has long stirred the creative spirit. In this four-part series, you’ll explore your connection to the natural world through the lens of great nature writers. Each class focuses on two influential voices whose work will inspire your own writing—whether you’re drawn to the quiet beauty of a wildflower or the silent glide of an ocean creature.
Terri Glass will introduce the biographies and styles of eight pivotal nature writers, guiding you with curated writing prompts, discussion, and time to write. Come to one session or experience the full arc of the series.
All levels welcome—whether you’re a seasoned poet, creative non-fiction writer or simply curious.
Week 1: Emerson & Thoreau – Spirit of the Natural World
Landscape: The Art of Seeing and Listening
Learn to slow down and see with fresh eyes, as Emerson and Thoreau invite you to walk gently through the world—listening deeply, observing closely, and finding meaning in the rhythms of nature.
About the Instructor
Terri Glass is a poet, essayist, and haikuist, and the author of three poetry collections, most recently Being Animal (Kelsay Books). Her work has appeared in Eastern Iowa Review, Fourth River, California Quarterly, About Place, and numerous anthologies including Wild Gods and Fire and Rain: Ecopoetry of California. She holds a BA in Biology and an MFA in Creative Writing. Learn more at www.terriglass.com
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
433 Oak St, Brookings, OR, United States, Oregon 97415
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