Classes
Family Stories We (Tell Ourselves We) Can’t Tell
In Person · MDC · Mar 16, 2024 · 1 to 3 PM ET
$30 · Miami Book Fair
When writing about family, many of us come up against stories we believe we can’t tell. In this generative and supportive workshop, we’ll explore our stories and concerns around them, and consider possibilities that may emerge around the edges. Limited to 15 students. Priced for accessibility.
Family History With Imagination
On Zoom · Sept 30, 2023 · 1 PM to 4 PM ET
$65 · Miami Book Fair Online
It’s entirely possible to write factually about complex family history and harms while making space for creativity. Come explore ways of integrating empiricism, feeling, and imagination. Bring a pen, notebook, and index cards. Also, facts, questions, feelings, intuitions, synchronicities, speculations, and a sense of play. Limited to 15 students. Scholarships available.
Ancestors, Inspiration, and the Thinning Veil: A Ritual
On Zoom · Oct 28, 2023 · 1:30 to 3:30 PM ET
$35
This ritual, held as the autumn solstice approaches, honors the earth and the season, cultivates connection to spirit and the sacred, and invites inspiration and direction for writing and life in the year ahead. An online ritual community will provide an extended container for sharing. Scholarships available.
Family History With Imagination
On Zoom · Jun 18, 2023
Past Class
It’s entirely possible to write factually about complex family history and harms while making space for creativity. Come explore ways of integrating empiricism, feeling, and imagination. Bring a pen, notebook, and index cards. Also, facts, questions, feelings, intuitions, synchronicities, speculations, and a sense of play. Scholarships available.
Writing About Ancestor Trouble
On Zoom · Jan 4 to Mar 7, 2023
Past Class
This open-genre writing class focuses on acknowledging troubled family histories honestly, open-heartedly, and with imagination. The objective is to help students move ever-closer to the story they want to tell. The focus is on cultivating an immersive and generative relationship to the histories that feed your writing. Scholarships available.