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Summer Programs
WRITERS IN NEW YORK Four Weeks (June 2-June 26), 8 Undergraduate Credits
Writers in New
York offers poets and fiction writers an opportunity
to develop their craft while living the writer’s life in Greenwich
Village. The NYU Creative Writing Program is housed in a lovely townhouse in the same
neighborhood where so many writers—including Mark Twain, E.E. Cummings, James
Baldwin, Willa Cather, Marianne Moore, Richard Wright, and Frank O’Hara—have
lived and worked. Writing and reading assignments are designed to encourage
immersion in the city. Students in the program work intensively to generate new
writing, study great literary works by other writers, and participate in a
lively series of readings, lectures, literary walking tours, publishing panels, and special events,
including The Paris Review Summer Salon.
WRITERS IN PARIS Four Weeks (June 28-July 26), 8 Undergraduate Credits
Writers in Paris offers poets and fiction writers the opportunity to live the writer's life in Paris. Students participate in daily
workshops and craft classes, are mentored by accomplished professional
writers, and attend readings and special seminars led by Paris-based
writers and editors. Writing and reading assignments are designed to
encourage immersion in the city. For example, poets might visit the
Louvre to write ekphrastic poems or create Parisian street sonnets by
taking a 14-block walk of the St. Denis area where Francois Villon
lived and generating a line of poetry per block. Fiction writers might
study dialogue by listening for overheard speech at a sidewalk café or
learn about description and setting by writing a story set in the
neighborhood where Hemingway lived and worked. Students in the program
work intensively to generate new writing and also attend a lively
series of readings, lectures, literary walking tours, publishing panels, and special
events.
ON-CAMPUS WRITING WORKSHOPS Six Weeks (May 19-June 27 or June 30-August 8), 4 Undergraduate Credits
The Creative Writing Program offers introductory, intermediate, and advanced writing workshops throughout the summer. Classes are held on NYU's Greenwich Village campus. Coursework ranges
from an introduction to the fundamentals of the craft to more advanced
explorations of specific forms, techniques, and genres. Workshops are open to NYU and Non-NYU students.
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