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Starting in September, Galway Arts Centre presents a daytime class for all those beginner and
continuing creative writing students out there, facilitated by Susan Millar DuMars. Susan
Millar DuMars writes both poetry and fiction. A collection of her stories, Lights In The Distance, was
published in December 2010 by Doire Press; she has published four collections
of poetry, Big Pink Umbrella
(2008), Dreams For Breakfast
(2010), The God Thing
(2013), & Bone Fire (2016) all
with Salmon Poetry. Susan was the Featured Fiction writer in a recent issue of
the American online magazine The
Atticus Review. She is also co-organiser of the Over The
Edge reading series which specifically promotes new writers. Susan edited the
anthology Over the Edge – the first ten
years, published by Salmon, which includes work by forty seven writers who
have published a first book since they did a reading at an Over The Edge: Open
Reading in Galway City Library.
 |
| Susan Millar DuMars |
The class is suitable for both
beginning and continuing creative writing students, working in either poetry or
fiction. Students will spend their weeks responding to writing exercises
designed to inspire, rather than inhibit. In class, they will receive gentle
feedback on their work from their classmates and from the teacher. The class
takes place on Monday afternoons, 2.30-4pm, commencing on Monday,
September 25th. It runs for 10 weeks.
The cost to participants is 110
Euro with a 100 Euro concession price. Booking is
essential as places are limited. There are no refunds once the class has
started. For booking please contact Galway Arts Centre, 47 Dominick
Street, phone 091 565886, email info@galwayartscentre.ie, or go
to Galway Arts Centre.ie
Starting
in May, Galway Arts Centre
presents a daytime class for all those
beginner and continuing creative writing students out there,
facilitated by Susan Millar
DuMars. Susan Millar DuMars writes both poetry and fiction. A
collection of her stories, Lights
In The Distance, was published in December 2010 by Doire Press; she
has published four collections of poetry, Big Pink Umbrella (2008), Dreams For Breakfast (2010), The God Thing (2013), & Bone Fire (2016) all with Salmon Poetry. Susan was the Featured
Fiction writer in a recent issue of the American online magazine The
Atticus Review. She is also co-organiser of the Over The Edge
reading series which specifically promotes new writers. Susan edited the
anthology Over the Edge – the first ten
years, published by Salmon, which includes work by forty seven writers who
have published a first book since they did a reading at an Over The Edge: Open
Reading in Galway City Library.
The class is suitable for both beginning and
continuing creative writing students, working in either poetry or fiction.
Students will spend their weeks responding to writing exercises designed to
inspire, rather than inhibit. In class, they will receive gentle feedback on
their work from their classmates and from the teacher. The class takes place on
Monday afternoons, 2.30-4pm, commencing on Monday, May
8th. It runs for 8 weeks.
The cost to participants is 90 Euro
with a 80 Euro concession price. Booking is essential as
places are limited. There are no refunds once the class has started. For
booking please contact Galway Arts Centre, 47 Dominick Street,
phone 091 565886, email info@galwayartscentre.ie, or go
to Galway Arts Centre.ie
Starting
in January, Galway Arts Centre
presents a daytime class for all those
beginner and continuing creative writing students out there,
facilitated by Susan Millar
DuMars. Susan Millar DuMars writes both poetry and fiction. A
collection of her stories, Lights
In The Distance, was published in December 2010 by Doire Press; she
has published three collections of poetry, Big Pink Umbrella (2008), Dreams For Breakfast (2010) & The God Thing (2013) all with
Salmon Poetry. Susan was the Featured Fiction writer in a recent issue of the
American online magazine The
Atticus Review. Her latest book of poems, Bone Fire, published by Salmon Poetry, was launched at this year’s
Cúirt Festival of International Literature. She is also co-organiser of the
Over The Edge reading series which specifically promotes new writers. Susan
edited the anthology Over the Edge – the
first ten years, published by Salmon, which includes work by forty seven
writers who have published a first book since they did a reading at an Over The
Edge: Open Reading in Galway City Library.
The class is suitable for both beginning and
continuing creative writing students, working in either poetry or fiction.
Students will spend their weeks responding to writing exercises designed to
inspire, rather than inhibit. In class, they will receive gentle feedback on
their work from their classmates and from the teacher. The class takes place on
Monday afternoons, 2.30-4pm, commencing on Monday, January
16th. It runs for 10 weeks.
The cost to participants is 110 Euro
with a 100 Euro concession price. Booking is essential as
places are limited. There are no refunds once the class has started. For
booking please contact Galway Arts Centre, 47 Dominick Street,
phone 091 565886, email info@galwayartscentre.ie, or go
to Galway Arts Centre.ie
Starting
in early May, Galway Arts Centre
presents a daytime class for all those
beginner and continuing creative writing students out there,
facilitated by Susan Millar
DuMars. Susan Millar DuMars writes both poetry and fiction. A
collection of her stories, Lights
In The Distance, was published in December 2010 by Doire Press; she
has published three collections of poetry, Big Pink Umbrella (2008), Dreams For Breakfast (2010) & The God Thing (2013) all with
Salmon Poetry. Susan was the Featured Fiction writer in a recent issue of the
American online magazine The
Atticus Review. Her latest book of poems Bone Fire, published by Salmon Poetry, is being launched at this
year’s Cúirt Festival of International Literature. She is also co-organiser of
the Over The Edge reading series which specifically promotes new writers. Susan
edited the anthology Over the Edge – the
first ten years, published by Salmon, which includes work by forty seven
writers who have published a first book since they did a reading at an Over The
Edge: Open Reading in Galway City Library
 |
| Susan Millar DuMars |
The class is suitable for both beginning and
continuing creative writing students, working in either poetry or fiction.
Students will spend their weeks responding to writing exercises designed to
inspire, rather than inhibit. In class, they will receive gentle feedback on
their work from their classmates and from the teacher. The class takes place on
Monday afternoons, 2.30-4pm, commencing on Monday, May
9th. It runs for 8 weeks.
The cost to participants is 90 Euro
with an 80 Euro concession price. Booking is essential as
places are limited. There are no refunds once the class has started. For
booking please contact Galway Arts Centre, 47 Dominick Street,
phone 091 565886 or email info@galwayartscentre.ie
Starting
in late January, Galway Arts Centre
presents a daytime class for all those
beginner and continuing creative writing students out there,
facilitated by Susan Millar
DuMars.
Susan Millar DuMars writes both poetry and fiction. A
collection of her stories, Lights
In The Distance, was published in December 2010 by Doire Press; she
has published three collections of poetry, Big Pink Umbrella (2008), Dreams For Breakfast (2010) & The God Thing (2013) all with
Salmon Poetry. Susan was the Featured Fiction writer in a recent issue of the
American online magazine The
Atticus Review. Her next book of poems Bone Fire, will be published by Salmon Poetry in the Spring. She is
also co-organiser of the Over The Edge reading series which specifically
promotes new writers. Susan edited the anthology Over the Edge – the first ten years, published by Salmon, which
includes work by forty seven writers who have published a first book since they
did a reading at an Over The Edge: Open Reading in Galway City Library.
The class is suitable for both beginning and
continuing creative writing students, working in either poetry or fiction.
Students will spend their weeks responding to writing exercises designed to
inspire, rather than inhibit. In class, they will receive gentle feedback on
their work from their classmates and from the teacher. The class takes place on
Monday afternoons, 2.30-4pm, commencing on Monday, January
25th. It runs for 10 weeks.
The cost to participants is 110 Euro
with an 100 Euro concession price. Booking is essential as
places are limited. There are no refunds once the class has started. For
booking please contact Galway Arts Centre, 47 Dominick Street,
phone 091 565886 or email info@galwayartscentre.ie
Starting
in September, Galway Arts Centre
presents a daytime class for all those
beginner and continuing creative writing students out there,
facilitated by Susan Millar
DuMars. Susan Millar DuMars writes both poetry and fiction. A
collection of her stories, Lights
In The Distance, was published in December 2010 by Doire Press; she
has published three collections of poetry, Big Pink Umbrella (2008), Dreams For Breakfast (2010) & The God Thing (2013) all with
Salmon Poetry. Susan is the Featured Fiction writer in the current issue of the
American online magazine The
Atticus Review. She is also co-organiser of the Over The Edge
reading series which specifically promotes new writers. Susan edited the
anthology Over the Edge – the first ten
years, published by Salmon, which includes work by forty seven writers who
have published a first book since they did a reading at an Over The Edge: Open
Reading in Galway City Library.
The class is suitable for both beginning and
continuing creative writing students, working in either poetry or fiction.
Students will spend their weeks responding to writing exercises designed to
inspire, rather than inhibit. In class, they will receive gentle feedback on
their work from their classmates and from the teacher. The class takes place on
Monday afternoons, 2.30-4pm, commencing on Monday, September 21st. It runs for 10 weeks.
The cost to participants is 110 Euro
with an 100 Euro concession price. Booking is essential as
places are limited. There are no refunds once the class has started. For
booking please contact Galway Arts Centre, 47 Dominick Street,
phone 091 565886 or email info@galwayartscentre.ie
