Working with their peers\, writers will di scuss ways to make their work marketable\, whether it is to agents\, publi shers or readers. Writers will practice talking about their work succinctl y. The discussion will be moderated by a writer who has \;gone through the publishing process in the genre. This session will also allow writers to meet make connections with other writers.
\nAsh Goedker received her MFA in poetry at the U niversity of Idaho\, where she was also the Editor-in-Chief at Fugue. She was the winner of the University of Idaho&rsquo\;s Academy of American Poe ts Prize and a finalist in the 2016 Indiana Review ½\; K Prize. Her poems have appeared in \;The Broadsided Press\, \;Great Lakes Revi ew\, Indiana Review\, Third Point Press\, \;and others. Her chapbook\, \;Winter I Hope You Can Read This\, is published with Dancing Girl Pr ess (2026). She teaches poetry and creative writing at Northeastern State University and lives in Fayetteville\, Arkansas.
\nThis work shop is part of our Publishing Pathw ays series \;for adults interested in writing and publish ing their work\, including poetry\, fiction\, non-fiction\, and journalist ic writing of all lengths and styles. Join us to sharpen your skills\, con nect with fellow writers\, and take the next step toward publication! \;
\nFor disability accommodations\, call 479.856.7250 or email \;questions@faylib.org&n bsp\;2-3 weekdays before a program. Plan your visit by viewing our building map&n bsp\;and details on accessibility services.
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