Iraqi Artists Association
Presents:
Connecting American Writers of Middle Eastern Backgrounds through a Workshop
Workshop Led by:
Weam Namou - Yatooma
Novelist, Poet & Freelance Writer
In this FREE Creative Writing Workshop:
● You receive honest, constructive feedback.
● The courses are structured towards your learning style.
● You’re allowed to write at your own pace.
● You learn to write with a published author as your mentor.
American Writers of Middle Eastern background have been around for a long time but have not been acknowledged even though…
Writing started in Mesopotamia, now called Iraq, over 7300 years ago. The first writer in recorded history was Enheduanna, a woman from ancient Iraq. She lived, composed and taught roughly 2,000 years before Aristotle.
This workshop is designed to improve your writing skills and allow you to reach your full writing potential. Whether you're dreaming of writing the great American novel or you've just got a few poems you're trying to publish, this workshop is for you!
Every Saturday for the Month of April (April 4, 11, 18 & 25) 12:00– 4:00 pm
Location:
800 Livernois Ferndale, MI 48220
This event is free and open to anyone of Middle Eastern background
Please register early as seating is limited
By calling Weam Namou Yatooma (586) 212-4490 or weamn@hotmail.com
Sponsored by Poets&Writers, the Chaldean Educational Center of America
& Iraqi American Media Network
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