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Delve Readers Seminar: Delve Online: Memory and Ancestors: Paula by Isabel Allende

April 16, 2020 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

$75
Online, N/A, Portland, OR 97207
This class meets via Zoom teleconferencing, Participants who register will receive information on how to log onto the Zoom meeting.
“What actually happened isn’t what matters, only the resulting scars and distinguishing marks. My past has little meaning; I can see no order to it, no clarity, purpose, or path, only a blind journey guided by instinct and detours caused by events beyond my control. There was no deliberation on my part, only good intentions and the faint sense of a greater design determining my steps.”
– Isabel Allende, Paula
 
Allende wrote this memoir for her daughter Paula when she became gravely ill and fell into a coma. In typical Allende fashion, it is a work that accepts the magical and spiritual worlds, and is vibrant with strange lands, bizarre ancestors and rich memories.

This 2-week Delve will take place online via Zoom. Participants will receive information about how to connect with Zoom online.  

READING LIST:
Paula by Isabelle Allende

Delve Access Program
We want Delve seminars to be accessible to everyone, regardless of income and background. We understand that our tuition structure can present obstacles for some people. We are happy to offer an Access Program which provides reduced tuition to qualifying participants. Our Access Program offers Delve seminar registrations at a sliding scale amount of $45-$100 per registration.Contact Susan Moore at susan@literary-arts.org if you would like to take a Delve at the Access Rate.

Hannah Kim is a writer, storyteller, and improv comedian. She is interested in radical intersectional feminism and how it relates to anti-capitalism and reclamation of the divine feminine. She is also passionate about increasing representation and visibility in the media and art spaces.

Thursdays, April 16–May 21
from 6:00–8:00 p.m. Pacific time
online via Zoom
Guide: Hannah Kim

Venue

Online
N/A
Portland, OR 97207

Organizer

Phone:
503-227-2583
Email:
la@literary-arts.org
Website:
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