CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, READINGS, TALKS
Please contact the organization listed for further information on times, prices, and locations. To see where Judith has previously taught, click here.

March 21, 2013, 7 pm
Reading as part of the "Poetry in the Neighborhood Series"
Illahe Studio and Gallery
215 Fourth Street, Ashland, OR 97520
541-488-5072
free and open to the public

March 22, 2013, 10 to 4 pm
"Writing the Body"--a Poetry and Prose Workshop
Ashland, Oregon
This workshop will focus on letting your writing emerge through physical experiences. You may want to write directly about the body—its pleasures, its brokenness, its limitations or its particular ways of knowing. Or you may choose to recall experiences that you’ve never looked at from the point of view of your feet or your navel—moments that you never thought of as being about the body, but that will now include the physical. We’ll look at writings by writers who have attempted this and try out for ourselves, some new perspectives. As time permits we’ll give feedback for your work in progress.
Cost is $75. Coffee, tea and snacks provided. Limited to 12 participants. For information: Jonah Bornstein, jonah@wellstonepress.com or 541.531.0671

April 17, 2013, 7:30 pm
Poetry Reading at the Press Club
Mountain Writers Series
2621 SE Clinton, Portland

April 20 and 27 and May 11, 2013, 9 am to 1 pm
(three Saturdays)
Mountain Writers Series
"Writing the Body"--a Poetry and Prose Workshop
Multnomah Friends Meeting House
4312 S.E. Stark Street, Portland
Workshop fee: $225; $25 deposit required.
To register: go to www.mountainwriters.org
or send check payable to Mountain Writers
to 2804 S.E. 27th, #2, Portland, OR 97202

May 3 to 5, 2013, 
Northwest Poets’ Concord
Hallmark Hotel, Newport, Oregon
Registration for weekend $60 and limited to the first 110 registrants.
Judith will participate in a reading for the new anthology: Alive at the Center. She will also offer a workshop, “The Queer Eye: Tackling What Feels Taboo” a workshop on poetic identity and voice.

July 25 to 27, 2013
Mendocino Coast Writers Conference
About 150 miles north of San Francisco Bay, the Mendocino Coast, with wildflower-covered bluffs and crashing surf, is a haven for writers and artists. Victorian villages dot the coastline, and in the moments between writing, opportunities abound for hiking, fishing, canoeing, diving, shopping, and excellent dining. The average temperature in late July is from 49 to 64 degrees F. No rain is expected, but it can be windy and the fog may roll in.
Workshops, lectures, readings, and meals take place on the Mendocino Campus of College of the Redwoods, located near the water
Judith will offer a three- day memoir workshop, a craft session, and a reading. Click here.

LISTEN

Podcast of a reading at the University of Alaska with Sherry Simpson and David Stevenson, July 2009 click here.

Podcast of a reading at the University of Alaska with Anne Caston, July 2008 click here.

Judith's poem "Crows" read by Garrison Keillor on The Writer's Almanac, July, 2006.

The author reads her work on the audio CD, Harvest: Selected Poems 1985–2004.