Discussing texts such as Audre Lorde’s the Uses of Anger, Pilot Press’s A Queer Anthology of Rage, and Johanna Hedva’s Sick Woman Theory, we will think and write through what pisses us off. What has rage got to do with resistance, care, and feminist methodologies? Can writing anger actually change anything? What does rage writing mean beyond catharsis?
This session will encompass short readings and writing exercises of varying lengths. At the end of the session, all participants will be encouraged to email Kaiya & Sophie a piece of writing they worked on to be published in the June issue of the Sticky Fingers Mail Out. All participants will receive a copy of this in the post.
No writing experience necessary, no prior readings required.
“It means so much to be working at CPT, it’s such a good opportunity to work in a professional environment at my age. I didn’t think that was ever going to happen and it means the world to me. It’s really going to help prepare me for my future and where I want to go”
CYT participant and Camden student
