Meet Your Workshop Lead: Edythe Rodriguez

Edythe Rodriguez is an Upper Darby poet and copywriter, hardcore Bustelo drinker and non-violent Beyhive member. She studied creative writing and Africology at Temple University where she developed both an Afrocentric writing praxis and the urge to amplify the full range and personality of Black language. Edythe has received fellowships from PEN America, Hurston/Wright, The Watering Hole and elsewhere. She is the first place winner of the 2022 Sandy Crimmins Poetry Prize from Philadelphia Stories and the 2021 Margaret Reid Prize from Winning Writers. Her work is either published or forthcoming in Obsidian, The Offing, The Rumpus and Torch Literary Arts.

The Workshop

More information will be forthcoming!

When and Where

May 20th & 21st, 12-2 PM MST / 2-4 PM EST

The workshop will take place virtually via Zoom. Upon registration, you will be sent the link closer to the event.

Registration

To bring poetry to the people, we are offering our workshops on a donation basis.

To support our Tiny Resident, we recommend a $25 donation.

That said, please feel welcome to pay any amount that you can!

All funds will be used to support Tiny Spoon’s Tiny Residency Program.

Please select the donate button to donate and register.

If you are not able to donate a monetary amount, you are welcome! Please email us directly at tinyspoonlitmag@gmail.com to register.