Teachers Are Writers: How To Write When You Are Working Like a Dog–Part II: Intertextuality with Luke Daly
This workshop is designed to help busy teachers find one of several proven paths to a satisfying writing practice. Through some simple writing prompts and a bit of theory on “intertextuality,” the concept that all writing comes from other texts, writers will experience some liberating possibilities for getting started, remaining unstuck, and conceptualizing writing in fresh and inspiring ways.
- This workshop is FREE and aimed at teachers.BPS teachers can register on PGS; non-BPS teachers register by emailing Molly Eldridge at MEldridge@buffaloschools.org
Date
- Thursday, August 14, 2025
Time
- 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
- 468 Washington Street, 2nd Floor, Buffalo, NY 14203
Featured Artist
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Luke DalyPoet, WriterLuke Daly writes and lives in Buffalo, NY, where Lake Erie ends and the Niagara River begins. His work can be found in Subtropics, Basalt, Poetry City USA, and Ghost City Review. He teaches full time as a senior lecturer in Rochester Institute of Technology’s University Writing Program.
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