Put the Pieces Where You May: Working with the Narrative Fragment with Lidia Yuknavitch

​Join us for a workshop on harnessing the power of narrative fragments. How do fragments move us through a piece? How does interrupting linearity shift perspective, break a timeline, reflect trauma, or reveal complex truths?

​In this transformative class, we’ll better understand how to write through memory and explore literary forms like diptychs, triptychs, and braids.

​Suitable for all genres.

​FAQs:

• ​I'm unable to join live. Will the event be recorded?
  Yes! The event will be recorded and shared with ticket-holders via email the following day. The recording will be available for 30 days after the workshop.

• ​How can I participate during the event?
  You will be joining a Zoom Meeting for this event. We encourage you to have your camera on, but remain muted until prompted. We also recommend that you come prepared with writing materials!

• ​I live outside the U.S. Can I still join?
  Yes! We have many international members in Sustenance. We'd love to see you there no matter where you're tuning in from.

​BIO:

Lidia Yuknavitch is the author of the memoirs The Chronology of Water and Reading the Waves, as well as the novels Thrust, The Book of Joan, The Small Backs of Children, and Dora: a Headcase. She is the founder of Corporeal Writing and has a PhD from the University of Oregon. She's won the Oregon Book Award twice. She is a very good swimmer.