Write What You NO: Discovering and using what you were taught was forbidden to break through blocks and show readers the way to freedom DATE: Sat. March 8th, 9am Pacific/12pm Eastern This workshop is for writers in any stage of their career who feel stuck in their craft, like they can’t tell the stories they […]
DATE: Mon Feb 17th, 9am Pacific/12pm Eastern/6pm CET This workshop focuses on writing about the self and personal experiences through memoir and creative nonfiction. Storytelling is essential to FLINTA* community grounding and well-being, given our unique experiences and the importance of sharing them to celebrate and ground ourselves and represent the beautifully diverse and dynamic […]
Date: TBD When we think of poetry that focuses on nature as a vehicle for speaker-reader connection, we often picture transcendentalist works—think Whitman, Emerson, and Thoreau. Although these works are meticulous in their ability to express the delicacy of nature, some people may feel a level of disconnection to these poets in a 21st-century context. […]
