Joint workshop in poetry and memoir writing
Seattle’s Best Coffee (please do not contact Seattle’s Best Coffee with inquiries about these workshops. They are merely providing the space.)
Marrett and Waltham Streets, Lexington
Seven Wednesdays 1:30-3:30 pm (spots open for both poets and memoir writers)
Dates: October 15, 22, 29; November 5, 12, 19 and December 3.
Cost $180
To register and for information contact Tom Daley at tom.daley2@verizon.net
Joint workshop in poetry and memoir writing
at the instructor’s home in Cambridge
5:30-7:30 pm
Eight Mondays starting Monday, Sept. 8 and ending October 27 cost $200.
For information contact Tom Daley at tom.daley2@verizon.net
Boston Center for Adult Education
Poetry writing workshop
Eight Tuesdays from 5:45-7:45 pm starting September 9 and ending October 28
5 Commonwealth Avenue (Back Bay) Boston cost $199.00
to register, go to
http://www.bcae.org/
or call (617) 267-4430

Tom Daley is also available for one-on-one tutorials in writing and publishing poetry and memoir. He also offers editing services in both genres. Write him at tom.daley2@verizon.net for details.
The faculty of the Online School of Poetry includes Quincy Troupe, Patricia Smith, Regie Gibson and Tom Daley.
http://onlineschoolofpoetry.org/
In addition to his post at the Online School of Poetry, Tom Daley teaches poetry writing at the Boston Center for Adult Education in Boston, Massachusetts (http://www.bcae.org/) and poetry and memoir writing at Lexington (MA) Community Education (http://lexingtoncommunityed.org/). He serves on the tutorial faculty of Walnut Hill School for the Arts and has lectured on ekphrastic writing at Brown University.
Tom’s poetry has been published or is forthcoming in numerous journals, including Harvard Review, Prairie Schooner, Barrow Street, Del Sol Review, Diagram, 32 Poems, Salamander, Perihelion, and Hacks: The Grub Street Anthology. His manuscript, Shim, was a finalist for the Emily Dickinson First Book Prize and the Brittingham and Pollak Poetry Prizes. His poetry was nominated for inclusion in the anthology, The Best New Poets 2007. He graduated with highest honors in Creative Writing from the University of North Carolina, where he won the Charles and Fanny Fay Wood Academy of American Poets Prize

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