Study This Summer W/ Lorna Dee Cervantes Poetry Workshops in Berkeley

“Study this summer w/ Lorna Dee Cervantes CU Boulder CWP Program Associate Professor 18 years, former publisher, editor, multi-award winning poet Pushcart -x2, NEA-x2, Amer. Book Award, Latino Literature Award, Balcones Book Award for Outstanding Book of Poetry published in 2006, Latino Book Award - 2nd. Place, CA and CO fellowship grants, Colorado Book Award Finalist, Colorado Poet Laureate Finalist, Pulitzer nominee, etc. and Bay Area native who has just moved back “home” to Berkeley is offering weekend intensive poetry workshops in Berkeley Dana St.: July 21, 22, 28, 29 from 10am - 4pm, including vegetarian meal: $95 each $85 advance payment; manuscript consultation $50 w/ workshop. Discounts offered for multiple workshops encouraged w/ ms. consultation. All levels invited. Private consultations, manuscript reading, editing including fiction & literary nonfiction, online mentoring also available. Aug. workshop considered. Also interested in forming advanced poetry workshop. Other genres invited to attend workshops. Learn how to go from no poems to a book in 1 day. Send sample. For information, e-mail: PoetDee[AT]mac.com.”

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