Placing the Perfect / Line Break
with Paul Vermeersch
A well-placed line break can be the most effective tool
in the poet’s toolbox. Poet and editor Paul Vermeersch
will discuss what line breaks do and how they do it.
From end-stops to enjambment, from pacing to polysemy,
this workshop will cover it all.
A well-placed line break can be the most
effective tool in the poet’s toolbox. Poet
and editor Paul Vermeersch will discuss what
line breaks do and how they do it. From
end-stops to enjambment, from pacing
to polysemy, this workshop will cover it all.
A well-placed line break can be
the most effective tool in the poet’s
toolbox. Poet and editor Paul
Vermeersch will discuss what line
breaks do and how they do it.
From end-stops to enjambment,
from pacing to polysemy, this
workshop will cover it all.
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PAUL VERMEERSCH is a poet, multimedia artist, creative writing professor, and literary editor. He is the author of several poetry collections, including the Trillium–award nominated The Reinvention of the Human Hand and, most recently, Shared Universe: New and Selected Poems 1995-2020. He holds an MFA in creative writing from the University of Guelph for which he received the Governor General’s Gold Medal. He teaches in the Creative Writing & Publishing program at Sheridan College and is the founding editor of Buckrider Books, an imprint of Wolsak and Wynn Publishers Ltd. He lives in Toronto.