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SUMMARY:Deep Dive: Writing from the Heart: Where Grief Becomes Art (Sunday\, Option 2)
DESCRIPTION:New this year\, we’re holding two intensive/generative 90-minute workshops each day; these are NOT included in the main ticket package and require separate registration.  \n **If you are having trouble checking out** you may now also purchase a registration at our Books website — this is a temporary workaround until our magazine website issue is resolved.  \n\nGrief\, though universal\, makes us uncomfortable\, especially when complicated by circumstances associated with shame or stigma. During this ninety-minute workshop\, memoirists Melanie Brooks and Eileen Vorbach Collins\, will discuss how giving words to hard stories — one about suicide loss\, the other about HIV/AIDS — allowed them to remap their losses\, process their experiences\, and explore life in the new normal after loss. \nModerated by Lisa Cooper Ellison\, a trauma-informed writing coach\, the session will open with short readings by the authors. Together\, they’ll discuss the personal and cultural challenges of telling grief stories\, how they used writing to process their experiences\, and the writing lessons they learned along the way. The workshop will include a short\, guided writing exercise\, time for participants to share\, and a Q&A session. \nAbout the speakers:  \nMelanie Brooks\nMelanie Brooks is the author of A Hard Silence and Writing Hard Stories. She teaches creative nonfiction in the MFA programs at Bay Path University and Western Connecticut State University and professional writing at Northeastern University. She holds an MFA in creative nonfiction from the University of Southern Maine and a certificate in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University. Her essays and interviews have been published in The Boston Globe\, HuffPost\, Yankee\, The Washington Post\, Ms.\, Psychology Today\, The Globe and Mail\, and other notable publications. She lives in New Hampshire. \n\nEileen Vorbach Collins\nEileen Vorbach Collins writes true stories she wishes were fiction and fairy tales she wishes were true. Her essays have received the Diana Woods Memorial Award for Creative Nonfiction\, The Gabriele Rico Challenge Award\, a Glenna Luschei Prairie Schooner Award\, and two Pushcart Prize nominations.  Her essay collection\, Love in the Archives\, a Patchwork of True Stories About Suicide Loss\, published in 2023\, was a Foreword Indies Finalist and received a Pencraft Award for Literary Excellence and the Sarton Women’s Book Award for memoir. \n\nLisa Cooper Ellison\nLisa Cooper Ellison is an author\, speaker\, trauma-informed writing coach\, and host of the Writing Your Resilience podcast. She works at the intersection of storytelling and healing\, blending personal experience with suicide loss and complex PTSD with clinical training to help writers transform difficult experiences into powerful art. Her essays and stories have appeared on Risk! and in The New York Times\, HuffPost\, Hippocampus Magazine\, Kenyon Review Online\, and other notable outlets. \n\nThis session is limited to 20 attendees for optimal engagement with speakers and each other. Note: Deep Dives are using the Zoom meeting format where all attendees will be on screen.  \n\nTICKET INFO
URL:https://www.hippocampusmagazine.com/event/deep-dive-grief-2025-sunday/
LOCATION:Online (Zoom Webinar)
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SUMMARY:Gotham Writers Nonfiction Conference
DESCRIPTION:Gotham Writers hosts a variety of workshops and conferences each year\, both in New York City and virtually. \nAmong them is the Gotham Writers Nonfiction Conference\, slated for March 21-22\, 2025. This online\, two-day event will feature a variety of TBA sessions and panels. Donna Talarico\, our founder and publisher\, will be part of a nonfiction book marketing panel. \nGet all the details at the Gotham Writers website.
URL:https://www.hippocampusmagazine.com/event/gotham-writers-nonfiction-conference/
CATEGORIES:Hippo Participating,Marketing/Promotion,Online
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SUMMARY:HOW-TO TUESDAY: What is Evergreen Content? Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Material
DESCRIPTION:Description coming soon. We just wanted to make sure you knew it was happening since we’re linking to this in our May newsletter. So\, save the date and prepare for some marketing goodness! \nAbout the series: How-To Tuesdays are monthly talks on the craft of creative nonfiction\, publishing\, marketing and the writing life led by Hippocampus Magazine editors & contributors. Your registration helps fund our contributor payments and other costs associated with running our journal. \n\nABOUT THE SPEAKER \n\n		\n			\n						\n				   \n					 						 \n							Donna TalaricoFounder\, Publisher & Managing Editor\n							\n								Donna Talarico is the founder of Hippocampus Magazine and Books and its conference\, HippoCamp. Her creative nonfiction appears in The Superstition Review\, The Los Angeles Review\, The Los Angeles Times\, The New York Times (Modern Love’s Tiny Love Stories)\, Wanderlust Journal\, and The Writing Disorder (from which her essay “A Prequel to My Sister’s” was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2022). \nWhile running Hippocampus is a full-time effort in itself\, it’s a volunteer position; her *actual* job is as an independent writer and content strategist in higher education. Donna has more than two decades of experience in marketing\, communications\, writing and media\, and about half of that time has been in higher education. She speaks at higher education and publishing conferences\, writes an adult learner recruiting column for Wiley\, and has contributed to Guardian Higher Education Network\, The Writer\, mental_floss\, Games World of Puzzles\, and others. \nDonna teaches or has taught about branding and digital identity in several graduate creative writing programs\, including Wilkes University and Rosemont College\, as well as at Pennsylvania College of Art & Design. She earned an MFA in creative writing from Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre\, Pa. (2010)\, and\, later\, she returned to Wilkes to pursue a master’s in literary publishing (2016). She also has an MBA from Elizabethtown College and a bachelor’s degree in communication studies from Wilkes. \nShe lives Lancaster\, Pa. with her husband\, Kevin Beerman and their cat. She loves road trips\, national parks\, board games\, greasy-spoon diner breakfasts\, and museums.
URL:https://www.hippocampusmagazine.com/event/how-to-tuesday-what-is-evergreen-content-tips-for-getting-the-most-out-of-your-material/
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CATEGORIES:Hippo Organizing,How-to Tuesdays,Marketing/Promotion,Online
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: HippoCamp Online Weekend 2026
DESCRIPTION:Information to come! We just created this event as a placeholder so it shows up on our online calendar. \nTwo days of CNF goodness. HippoCamp Online Weekend features mini sessions\, our signature night of nonfiction\, an publishing roundtable\, and optional deep dives. \nGET UPDATES: \nWe’ll share updates via social media and our newsletter; if you don’t get emails from us yet\, you can sign up here.
URL:https://www.hippocampusmagazine.com/event/save-the-date-hippocamp-online-weekend-2026/
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