Ekphrastic writing workshops with prompts, writing sprints and the opportunity to share what you have written. Each month participants are introduced to a new contemporary artist and their work.
Something odd will cross my mind, or a memory will catch me off guard, or my monkey mind will swing from the ceiling fan, or a tiny ant will crawl up the bookcase next to my chair. Then I get curious and curiosity is the first step in an unknown direction
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A newsletter about writing (mostly flash fiction and creative nonfiction), publishing, and reading. I'll share recent publications, workshops, and work that inspires me. For my bio and full list of publications, visit www.marijeanoldham.com
Word witch recovering from dark academia and other cults, creative writing essays and prompts for art witches healing trauma, the EROTIC as self-care per literary witch Audre Lorde, TAROT, and THE CARNAL UNCANNY.
Dispatches from a Dutch midlife author who lives nowhere for very long. On traveling, books, love, philosophy, mindfulness, art, nature, and the world of writing.
Like a meal of small plates, Writing Talk ranges across the good, the bad, and the funny of the writing life. Writing craft insights, ideas on creativity, prompts and exercises, thoughts, opinions, and witterings.
Pour a cup, and pull up a chair! Join veteran educator Mrs. Keskes for learning and laughter in this newsletter for English teachers, creative writers, avid readers, and anyone who loves language. No teaching experience needed!
Step into a sanctuary curated by Esmé, featuring guest contributors like R.F. Kuang & Jenny Odell. Each edition presents essays & prompts exploring the beauty/complexity of being alive. Unlock 2 monthly essays & bonus resources with a paid subscription.
A re-imagining of DAVID'S LISTS on Facebook. I'll pass along lists of books to check out, especially the neglected/forgotten sort. And I'll be talking about my Insane Reading Project: Reading at least one book published in each year.
