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  • Session 6: Holding Spaces

    Writing is in and of itself a solo endeavor. But it doesn’t have to be a lonely one. During this session, we’ll talk about the importance of building community through our words, and share resources for how to plug into existing spaces or to create our own. We’ll also share tips and tricks for writing routines and practices that can help you sustain your craft beyond what happens on the page.
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  • Session 5: Form Matters

    In this session, we look at the “rules” of form and genre in an effort to bend or break them to the will of our own creations. In this session, we’ll explore different kinds of creativity that can help loosen our grip on specific forms and see constraints as an invitation for play and creativity.
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  • Session 4: To Build a World

    This session places residents inside the soft architecture of imagination, looking at the ways that creators across genres build, rebuild, and unbuild worlds. This session will look at built worlds, real and imagined, to examine the limits and the possibilities of our imagination.
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  • Session 3: On Permission

    How do we know when we’re ready to write about something? For all kinds of reasons, the idea of “permission” can play a key role in our writing and our approach to it. In this session, we will dive into the world of dreams, obsessions, and subtext in an effort to surface with a sense of permission to put shape to the stories we know we need to tell.
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  • Session 2: The Role of Our Archives

    Every writer walks with, into, through, and/or away from a dizzying array of archives: emotional, historical, familial, and otherwise. Here, we will dig into our deep storages — the experiences, behaviors, and patterns we inherit — while also interrogating accessibility: who gets to have an archive, and what happens when an archive is erased or taken from us?
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  • Session 1: Centering Questions

    This first session introduces residents to the Seventh Wave’s signature workshop model, The Mini Manifesto, which centers the writer — and two very specific questions — as a way to discuss, wield, and dissect the heart of our individual and collective work.
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  • The Workshop

    Programs Digital Residencies Welcome to The Workshop, a space for creatives to share their works-in-progress with a purposefully curated group of […]
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    Contact Us

    About General email info@seventhwavemag.com For folks submitting with waived submission fees submit@seventhwavemag.com For questions about residencies specifically residency@seventhwavemag.com
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    Well-Crafted Waitlist

    Join the waitlist for Well-Crafted, Seventh Wave’s paid writer’s hub and receive exclusive access to writing prompts, discounts to our […]
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    One-Time Talks

    Programs Together with both established and emerging writers, we make literary spaces more accessible via our One-Time Talk series. Our […]
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  • Spotlights

    Publications We champion process alongside product, which is why we shine lights on our community’s writing practices. When it comes […]
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  • Community Anthologies

    Publications Each year, we give our editorial keys to curators in the community. Through an application process, we hire 4-5 […]
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    Narrative Shifts

    Programs Digital Residencies Welcome to Narrative Shifts, a generative incubator for artists and writers from around the world to create alongside […]
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  • Bainbridge Residency

    Programs In-Person Residencies A four-day residency on Bainbridge Island, WA, for those who can’t take as much time away. Four […]
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