Apr
11
10:00 AM10:00

Monthly Storytelling Workshop

This is our monthly space where you’re welcome to share your writing—whether it’s an excerpt from a project you’re working on or something inspired by one of the story work exercises.

Remember, you’re also welcome to join even if you don’t plan to share. Listening, engaging in discussion, and offering feedback are equally valuable ways to participate. You can register to join us here.

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Apr
21
6:00 PM18:00

Quarterly Accountability Check-In

(Please note: This quarterly check-in will take the place of our usual Tuesday cowriting session.)

Now that we are transitioning from winter into spring, let’s gather to reflect on the past season and set intentions for what’s ahead. In this quarterly check-in, you’ll have the opportunity to name what you’re working on and receive gentle accountability and support from the community. Through guided reflection prompts, we’ll take stock of what the winter season taught you, what you’re focusing on, and what support you’re seeking as we move into spring.

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Mar
28
12:00 PM12:00

Practice Session #26: Close Reading for Generative Writing

In this 90-minute Practice session, we’ll read a few carefully chosen excerpts and read like writers. We’ll study short texts and notice craft elements like—tone, rhythm, repetition, point of view, and overall structure and approach—and consider how each writer uses language to deliver an image, a feeling, or a slice of story. Then we’ll use those discoveries as entry points into our own generative writing. The purpose of this session is more creative listening, less literary analysis. Together, we will experiment with reading as a creative catalyst and writing from literary inspiration.

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Mar
14
10:00 AM10:00

Monthly Storytelling Workshop

This is our monthly space where you’re welcome to share your writing—whether it’s an excerpt from a project you’re working on or something inspired by one of the story work exercises.

Remember, you’re also welcome to join even if you don’t plan to share. Listening, engaging in discussion, and offering feedback are equally valuable ways to participate. You can register to join us here.

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Feb
19
7:00 PM19:00

Writing Techniques for Neurodiverse Writers

This workshop is for writers who feel deeply, think in loops and layers, and struggle to make traditional writing advice work for them. If you’re highly sensitive, ADHD, or otherwise neurodivergent, you may carry stories about being undisciplined or bad at finishing, even when your calling to write is persistent and matters deeply to you.

In this 90-minute workshop, we’ll explore writing as a place to honor how your mind works, how your ideas develop, and how resistance shows up for you. Through instruction and guided writing exercises, you will be invited to work with your authentic needs, attention patterns, and inner resistance instead of fighting against them.

You’ll leave with reframes for common struggles like non-linear thinking, idea overwhelm, inconsistency, and rejection sensitivity, and options for writing practices you can tap into when traditional methods feel inaccessible or overwhelming.

Note: While this workshop is designed with sensitive and neurodivergent writers in mind, it’s also for anyone who struggles with focus, executive function, organizing ideas, or working through overwhelm when it comes to writing.

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Feb
14
10:00 AM10:00

Monthly Storytelling Workshop

This is our monthly space where you’re welcome to share your writing—whether it’s an excerpt from a project you’re working on or something inspired by one of the story work exercises.

Remember, you’re also welcome to join even if you don’t plan to share. Listening, engaging in discussion, and offering feedback are equally valuable ways to participate. You can register to join us here.

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Jan
29
7:00 PM19:00

The Practice Session #25: Writing Through the Winter

This guided journaling session invites us to explore the winters of our lives. The cold, quiet, uncertain seasons that ask us to slow down, tend inward, and listen more closely to what we need. Through reflective prompts, we’ll look back at winters we’ve survived, name what we’re ready to lay down or release, and imagine what rest, care, and replenishment could look like now. We will honor cycles of pause and quiet transformation, trusting in what is taking root in the stillness. You can register here.

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