From borrowed forms, to plural POV, from breathless paragraphs, to code-switching, and so much more, let’s stretch our storytelling limbs and dive into the depths of what a micro can do for your writing. Join us as we explore your childhood memories, your mother tongue, your knowledge of myths and fairy tales to write that perfect and compelling story in a tiny but deep package.
Date: March 1
Time: 7pm NYC. This event will be recorded for participants unable to attend live.
Duration: 90 minutes
Zoom link sent shortly after purchase and again one day before the event.
This event is available individually or as part of The March Micro Marathon 25.
Melissa Llanes Brownlee (she/her), a native Hawaiian writer living in Japan, has work published and forthcoming in Quarterly West, Wigleaf, The Threepenny Review, Matchbook, Bluestem, Sunlight Press and Cutleaf Journal, and honored in Best Small Fictions, Best Microfiction, and Wigleaf Top 50. Read Hard Skin (2022) and Kahi and Lua (2022) and look out for Bitter over Sweet (2025) from Santa Fe Writers Project. She tweets @lumchanmfa and talks story at melissallanesbrownlee.com.
$39.00
