MINT TEA AND SUGAR: TASTE OF MEMORY with Karolina Letunova

In this generative two-hour workshop, we’ll use our sensory memory to prompt new writing. We’ll read examples of contemporary flash prose and the Japanese form of zuihitsu for short forms we can use. Using sensory prompts, we’ll write a lot! To close, we’ll discuss fiction versus nonfiction and how to build a longer work from shorter pieces. Come prepared with a notebook or laptop. Novice and experienced writers of all genres are welcome.

Tuition for the two-hour workshop is $20.00. Write On members receive a 10% discount. To become a member and save, please click here. To register online for this program, please click the button below. For other registration options, please call 920.868.1457. Please read our policy on cancellations and refunds.

Karolina Letunova was born and raised in Western Siberia. She has an MFA from the University of Michigan, where she also taught creative writing. Her prose appears in or is forthcoming in the Kenyon Review, The Offing, and Nurture and was a 2022 finalist for the Chautauqua Janus Prize. A 2020-2021 Zell Postgraduate Fellow in Creative Writing, she’s been awarded residencies at the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts, Monson Arts, and SPACE on Ryder Farm. Karolina is currently at work on a novel.