Free-form Writing

Saturday 20 February 2010 - Sunday 21 February 2010

Presented by: Ania Walwicz
Rating: All levels
Type: Workshop
Additional dates: Saturday 20 & Sunday 21 February, 10am – 4pm

Explore prose and poetry, employing techniques of automatic writing. Through free-form writing, the writer can evoke surrealist ideas and play with language and image. This workshop covers the aspects of free-association, use of triggers-objects, the photographic image, the process of memory – the triggers of taste, smell, touch, sight, along with associative writing provoked by the cinematic image, stimulated by text excerpts, and physical experience of the body.

Ania Walwicz is the author of Writing, Boat and Red Roses, along with works widely anthologised and sound recordings produced in Voiceworks online on Cordite. She teaches Creative Writing at RMIT.

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