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Workshops for Publishing Poets with Barbara Helfgott Hyett

PoemWorks: "One of the Best Places for Workshops" (Boston Globe Calendar)
Congratulations to Barbara Helfgott Hyett for creating and running this amazing workshop for 20 years. Here's to many more years of writing with Barbara at her generous table.
FALL 2008 Workshops
Special Workshops 2008

Set Your Own Schedule!

12 morning sessions and 12 evening sessions available to choose from.
Sign up for inidividual sessions at $65 each.
Register for 12 sessions for $685.

MORNING Sessions
12 Tuesday mornings, 10am – 1pm
September 9 - December 9

12 Thursday mornings, 10am – 1pm
September 11 - December 11

EVENING Sessions
12 Wednesday evenings, 7pm – 10pm
September 10 - December 3

12 Thursday evenings, 7pm – 10pm
September 11 - December 11

REGISTRATION and INFORMATION
email Carol Hobbs, or call 781-769-2066______________________________

New Workshop Members: Mail 5 poems (SASE) with fee to Barbara Helfgott Hyett, 73 Mason Terrace, Brookline, MA 02446. 617-731-2192 barbara@poemworks.com

Workshops provide MA-Certified Professional Development Credits

NEW: Beginning Poetry Writing

NEW: Lessons in Watchfulness

NEW: From a Childhood

Poetry Forms, Full Day Workshop, $185

Making Your Book, Full Day Workshop, $185

Generating Poems Through Freewriting: 3-hour workshop sessions, $75 per session, December 16, 17, 18.

Call Carol Hobbs for details: 781-769-2066
photo of workshop participants
Participants at Workshop For Publishing Poets

PoemWorks was named One of the Best Places for Workshops by the Boston Globe Calendar!

Rift


Barbara Helfgott Hyett’s new collection considers, from close and afar, the elemental forces coming to bear on human character in our time. The title poem spills across the face of history—9/11, Hiroshima, the harrowing geological formation of earth, the sudden appearance of cave art, and ultimately, the uncertainty of God.

Barbara Helfgott Hyett
Barbara Helfgott Hyett


While we ache for the loss in these poems, Helfgott Hyett risks such honest grief that redemption comes, free standing and moral,
on its own.


ORDER Rift Today

Weekend Workshops

Poetry of Place Weekend Workshops

The workshop begins Friday evening and continues through Sunday afternoon. Barbara Helfgott Hyett will conduct workshops to generate new work and to critique your poetry. The $500 fee includes tuition, accomodations, and meals. Give yourself the gift of three days to see the leaves and to write in the company of fellow poets.

To register, please email or call 781.769.2066 carol@poemworks.com
A Poetry Of Place Workshop
A Poetry of Place Workshop
Registration: carol@poemworks.com or call 617.731.2192
purchase The Tracks We Leave
purchase The Double Reckoning Of Christopher Columbus
 Author, professor, editor, and poet-in-the-schools, Barbara Helfgott Hyett has taught Literature and Writing at MIT and Boston University, where she won the Sproat Award for Excellence in Teaching English. She has also been Visiting Scholar at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and at Tufts. Her poems have appeared in dozens of magazines including The Nation, The New Republic, and The Partisan Review.
purchase In Evidence
purchase Natural Law

Barbara Helfgott Hyett is the author of: In Evidence: Poems of the Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps (The University of Pittsburgh Press: 1986; Booklist's Editor's Choice); Natural Law (Northland Press: 1989); The Double Reckoning of Christopher Columbus (University of Illinois Press: 1992); The Tracks We Leave:
Poems on Endangered Wildlife (The University of Illinois Press: 1996).
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