Events

The title of this month’s workshop comes from a Diane Ackerman poem titled “Sweep Me Through Your Many-chambered Heart.” Whatever else the poem says (it says a lot), the phrase “the banquet called April” offers a wealth of inspiration for writing in the season that sets nature’s table with a lavish bounty of color and sound, scents and light. Who can resist writing in springtime? Here’s what to expect: breath work and a brief intention-setting meditation two prompts followed by two blocks of individual writing time two optional sharing sessions Don’t forget, if you are working on something and would like an…

“Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May…” is a line from Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18, which recognizes that the weather is precarious, as is life itself. This workshop offers…

Again (as in the May workshop), Will with his Sonnet 18: “And summer’s lease hath all too short a date.” This workshop gives you a chance to write on the…