Writers Workshop with Joseph Reynolds

Participants will receive feedback about their original work from Joseph Reynolds, founder and director of The Sancho Panza Literary Society, and hear open forum debate and discussion about their pages from the entire cohort.

They will also be prompted to give feedback on their colleagues’ work and participate in each discussion, making the course a workshop in both creative writing and analytical reading. This is a six-week course, with two pieces on the schedule each week. The pieces will be emailed out to the cohort three to four days prior to each meeting so people will have the opportunity to read and prepare for the discussion.

Prose submissions are capped at twenty pages and poetry submissions capped at ten, but there are no other restrictions or guidelines- the space is yours to receive feedback on anything you like.

Register for this course HERE.

About the Facilitator:

Joseph Reynolds is a novelist, essayist, and professor. He is the founder and director of The Sancho Panza Literary Society, which holds writers residencies at Trinity College Dublin in Ireland, and the editor in chief of its associated publication, New Square Literary Magazine. His first novel, Make Dust our Paper, was reviewed by Washington Post best book award winner Da Chen as “an instant classic. A major new talent has arrived.” His second novel, Run it Once, is forthcoming in 2025. As an undergraduate, he was a speechwriter and intern in the US Senate office of the late Sen Edward M. Kennedy.