Workshops & Lectures

Back by popular demand! In Kentucky, no animal is more central to the story than the horse. Whether they are the hero’s faithful steed or themselves the heroes, horses become characters in their own right, to serve as foils and mirrors for human characters, and to create unexpected and surprising pathways in our stories. In this class, participants will take inspiration from the Museum and use generative prompts to explore how writing about horses can lead to new and interesting work. Randi Ewing’s short fiction has appeared in American Short Fiction, Little Star, and Joyland. She has taught creative writing at Eastern Kentucky University and Washington University in St. Louis.