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Come follow your mind wherever it takes you. I will offer a variety of prompts, and you are invited to respond in any format you choose. When we read our pieces aloud (which is always optional) you will see where everyone went with the same prompt. It's amazing! You will likely amaze yourself as well. […]
Try new techniques, make mistakes, fall over, get back up and make another attempt from a different direction… Just like ‘daily class’ for dancers, this workshop is a safe and supportive space for writers to explore outside their comfort zones, simply because… why not?! Maybe you’ve barely written at all, but you’d love to give […]
Using all of our senses to engage in writing can be invigorating and exhausting. Writers will be amazed by their capacity to write well when they're engaging in what they see, hear, taste, smell, and feel on any given day. Let's investigate this fool-proof lesson together. Laurel Karry is an AWA Affiliate from Canada.
In this workshop, Alli will offer prompts meant to zoom in on the details of memory or imagination, drawing inspiration from Anne Lamott's wonderful book on writing. "Say to yourself in the kindest possible way, Look, honey, all we're going to for now is to write a description of the river at sunrise, or the […]
Do you have notebooks lying around with some really good beginnings? Or maybe a short piece you've revised but still isn't quite working? Lisa Colburn and Summer Hardinge, both members of Amherst Writers Capital Region, invite you to join us for this special workshop, where we will play around with making something new from […]
In silence, we hear the deep wisdom within us. When we allow our writing to flow from those depths we may be surprised at the insights and rich material that arises. We may turn to natural settings, which welcome us to enter in silence and leave our chattering minds behind. Join me in writing sparked […]
The Headway Project started as an experiment in early 2023 and the experiment turned out to be a tremendous success. These sessions are 2-hour workshops limited to just 4 participants and the facilitator. As a participant, In the first hour you will be invited to write in Pomodoro-length stretches — 25 or 30 minutes. And […]
Do you have writing snippets or a concept that won’t leave you alone? Would you like support to craft a larger piece of writing? In this introductory workshop you’ll get a taste of Ignite Your Write’s tested story development method. Join AWA Facilitator-Firekeepers Anita Allen & Claire Sheridan; take your spark of an idea […]
The Geography of Memoir: Places have rich tales to tell. We’ll explore various personal geographies—rooms, towns, states, countries, climates—as catalysts for our life stories. Marian Calabro has been an AWA Affiliate since 2004, when she trained with Pat Schneider and became part of the ongoing AWA community. She leads workshops at the Adult School […]
WRITE FOR YOUR LIFE! Treat yourself to a lively online writing "retreat!" In this workshop we will write together, using the acclaimed Amherst Writers & Artists method. Together we foster a community of support enabling you to write freely and go deep: writing in response to suggested prompts, building trust in your unique voice, receiving […]
MUCH IS IN THE LITTLE ~ In this workshop we will develop several ‘alphabet’ paragraphs in response to prompts and experience the magic that can happen through juxtaposition. Prepare to experience the pleasures and delights of writing and responding in a supportive group environment. Margaret O’Brien is a writer, teacher and creative activist based in […]
12-STEP FELLOWSHIP: Writing to Develop Your Strengths - On the Page and in Your Life Perhaps references to "God" give you the willies, yet you are asked to have a relationship with your Higher Power. If you are drawn to explore spirituality in meaningful, down-to-earth ways, whether or not you are part of a 12-step […]
Do you have a story, or many, that you long to write about your mother? Any kind of mother. Questions about, moments with, qualities of your mother that you want to put into a poem, flash piece, or memoir? Come join us for 2 hours of wild writing, sharing, and AWA style feedback. Sandra Flear […]
Or how to write about our bodies gleefully, even when we might experience them fearfully. This workshop will invite writing around the sexual, sensual, intimate and playful. Designed for those of us who are just a little inhibited, as well as for those of who are less so, we will investigate a spectrum of the […]
This is a writing session facilitated in the AWA method. You'll write to prompts offered by the leader and then have the option to read your freshly-written work out loud. You'll receive positive feedback about what you've shared and also be invited to offer your responses to others. Aaron Zimmerman has been leading AWA workshops since 1997, […]
Words are a writer’s currency. Add to your stash in this workshop, where we’ll use imaginative prompts to explore a wide variety of lost, unusual, and untranslatable words, transforming them into inspiration for extraordinary writing. We’ll experience how playing with and employing these words and their meanings can take our writing in new and unexpected […]
Come follow your mind wherever it takes you. I will offer a variety of prompts, and you are invited to respond in any format you choose. When we read our pieces aloud (which is always optional) you will see where everyone went with the same prompt. It's amazing! You will likely amaze yourself as well. […]
During this 2-hour workshop, we’ll use prompts to access the wonder, creativity, and imagination of the child within. With compassionate awareness, we’ll also tend to the wounded inner child, allowing whatever arises when we are free to write expressively. Exercises in this gentle practice may include handwriting with the non-dominant hand, letter writing to and […]
A prompt-based generative workshop using Tarot cards. Provided prompts will vary, including random card draws or multiple card layouts, drawing on the symbolism, imagery, divinatory meaning and/or interpretations from different Tarot decks. Writers of all styles, genres and forms welcome, great for writers of all levels. No experience or knowledge of the Tarot is required. […]
Have you experienced a life event that is changing your sense of self? Birth…deathMarriage…divorceWellness…illnessA new home…an empty nestA new career…retirement Join Doris Loewen of Now Brings Joy for a workshop that will enable you to explore and process these changes through writing, being heard, and deeply listening to others. Together, we will build a safe […]
An online workshop facilitated in the AWA method, offering a safe space for caregivers to connect, express themselves and experience writing with a group of peers living with both the joys and challenges that come along with caring for other(s). These workshops are designed to reduce isolation, stress and overwhelm for those who provide care […]
Although you’re perhaps familiar with writing nonfiction works that adhere to academia’s formal conventions, do you sometimes feel there’s more you’d like to say? Or that you’d like to say things differently, but don’t know how or where to start? Using craft techniques from fiction, Storytelling for Academics brings you out beyond the strictures of […]
Ted Kooser is a master of creating artistic poems about ordinary, everyday people and situations. We will look at examples of how he does this and respond to prompts that encourage us to show the everyday with beauty and delight. Diana delights in the discovery, growth, and creative, nurturing atmosphere that the Amherst Writers […]
If it's 9am in California, what time is it in Italy? A classic by-the-book Amherst Writers & Artists workshop online from Italy, where it happens to be 6pm, which is just about the only time that works for me here in Castiglion Fiorentino and you there in Berkeley or at noon in Brooklyn or wherever […]
This session will be focused on poetry prompts featuring spring flowers. Let's revel in the May flowers that are the result of all these April showers, and watch the sorts of flowers that bloom in the garden made of words. Sarah Kerr is a writer and writing coach who lives in the Ottawa Valley. […]
12-STEP FELLOWSHIP: Writing to Develop Your Strengths - On the Page and in Your Life Perhaps references to "God" give you the willies, yet you are asked to have a relationship with your Higher Power. If you are drawn to explore spirituality in meaningful, down-to-earth ways, whether or not you are part of a 12-step […]
Write Your Way Home offers space for writers, of any level, to share stories in any genre. Prompts usually lead 'back to home,' much like ships find harbour for shelter as they manipulate life's many waters. We anchor in, developing craft, building community and exploring self. Stephanie Curry is a Grenadian/Canadian who enjoys encouraging writers […]
Whether you’ve been writing for years, just want to get started, or are ready to reboot your writing practice, the Lansdowne Writers’ Workshop provides support and focused, quiet time to access your authentic voice and write your deepest, most honest, stories. Both hours of the session will be devoted to writing prompts. Louise Bierig […]
An online workshop facilitated in the AWA method, offering a safe space for caregivers to connect, express themselves and experience writing with a group of peers living with both the joys and challenges that come along with caring for other(s). These workshops are designed to reduce isolation, stress and overwhelm for those who provide care […]
This workshop is full. Please contact Ruth at beautifulwordstogether@gmail.com if you'd like to be on a waitlist. Tai Chi is more than a series of graceful yet powerful movements. It is also a philosophy of living and relating. In this two-and-a-half-hour workshop, our writing prompts will be inspired by Tai Chi principles, movements, and Taoist/Zen-inspired […]
When we think of collage, art immediately comes to mind. But it’s also a form of writing, one that can lead to new and unexpected connections and can, as one writer said, “loosen us up as thinkers, conjurers, and storytellers.” In this workshop, we’ll do a little of both! You’ll be directed through the fun […]
Un taller de escritura creativa para expresar con palabras tus más preciados sentimientos. Escribir es un arte natural que a veces sólo encuentra habitación dentro de nosotros. En las dos horas y media de nuestro taller El Arte de Escribir, tendremos la oportunidad de escribir, leer y tener retroalimentación en el más hermoso y sereno […]
Flannery O’Connor said, “Anybody who has survived his childhood has enough information about life to last him the rest of his days.” In this workshop we’ll mine the treasure trove of our memories to create story—fiction or creative non-fiction—and explore tools for growing a new piece and ways to edit productively to write our work […]
The same stories repeat through time, but we bring ourselves to our writing, each in our own individual voice. Join me in a deep-writing intensive, where we will submerge ourselves for a few hours in an exploration of internal worlds built of words. How can archetypes serve as a pathway to the deeper self and […]
In this session, we'll write to timed prompts to bring ancestors back to life and to the page. Pleaase bring a photo and a family object to the session." Zoom link will be provided to participants two days before the session. Barbara Krasner is a Pushcart Prize-nominated author of short fiction and poetry, often based […]
Or how to write about our bodies gleefully, even when we might experience them fearfully. This workshop will invite writing around the sexual, sensual, intimate and playful. Designed for those of us who are just a little inhibited, as well as for those of who are less so, we will investigate a spectrum of the […]
RESTORATIVE WRITING RETREAT FOR MEMOIRISTS You are a memoirist. Memoirists write for different reasons. Some are on a journey of self-discovery; some need to make meaning from life’s many mysteries; some need to feel heard and understood; some need to know that they matter and writing is the only way they know to do that. […]
After a tantalizing warm-up prompt, our creative juices flow. This workshop offers unique prompts to inspire poetry, essay, fiction, or memoir--your choice. Come, be surprised by your own brilliance--write, read, and listen deeply. Winner of The Writers’ Union of Canada’s prose contest, Susan Wadds’ award-winning fiction, essays, and poetry have appeared in various literary […]
“ Maybe if we re-invent whatever our lives give us we find poems” Naomi Shihab Nye Are you curious about writing poetry? Would you like to be introduced to a variety of poets? Although prompts are specifically focused on exploring poetry, participants are welcome to write in any genre they prefer. This is a safe […]
We sometimes get a burst of energy and re-commitment to life in Springtime. Whether we write or not doesn’t depend on that burst of energy. It’s still worthwhile to capture the moment and give ourselves the time to write, especially when we are surrounded by inspiringly alive Nature and supportive others to give feedback on […]
Using Pat Schneider's "How the Light Gets In: Writing as a Spiritual Practice" as inspiration, we'll explore some of what Pat had to say about the liminal moments of life, writing about mystery and more. And, of course, we'll write to prompts and share using the AWA method. (If this session fills, perhaps sign up […]
In this 2-hour workshop, we will explore Freedom within Form Constraints, potential in a packed space, creativity in compacting, more in the less. Poets of all kinds welcome! Kate Marshall Flaherty guides StillPoint Poetry Workshops and loves to think big in small containers. Come join the fun! See her workshops, books and performance poetry […]
Write Through the Mess: Practicing Creativity During the Unexpected Life can be unpredictable and messy, leaving us feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. Writing can be a tool for finding stillness and meaning amidst chaos. Through guided meditation and writing exercises, we will learn to cultivate a contemplative response to the unexpected things in life. Deb […]
So much material! My writing tends to include this theme, which then brings nuggets of humour, creative non-fiction, fiction, historical, biographical, etc. Again...a lot to explore in the realm of identity. Nothing ever judgmental or mean- spirited but certainly satirical and silly and reflective. Laurel Karry is an AWA Affiliate from Canada.
Although you’re perhaps familiar with writing nonfiction works that adhere to academia’s formal conventions, do you sometimes feel there’s more you’d like to say? Or that you’d like to say things differently, but don’t know how or where to start? Using craft techniques from fiction, Storytelling for Academics brings you out beyond the strictures of […]
(This workshop is aimed at time zone geographies from the United Kingdom, heading east all the way to Sydney, Australia)Try new techniques, make mistakes, fall over, get back up and make another attempt from a different direction… Just like ‘daily class’ for dancers, this workshop is a safe and supportive space for writers to explore […]
Ever have something you wanted to ask (or tell) some other version of yourself, someone in your family, or a character you want to know more about? We’ll use the AWA method to create a safe space for our memory and imagination to engage and converse with people who may be just beyond our reach. […]
If it's 9am in California, what time is it in Italy? A classic by-the-book Amherst Writers & Artists workshop online from Italy, where it happens to be 6pm, which is just about the only time that works for me here in Castiglion Fiorentino and you there in Berkeley or at noon in Brooklyn or wherever […]
How to make your characters interesting and memorable even when the main character is YOU! What makes us care about a character so much we can hardly put the book down? Come explore character development and write about a few of your own! Julie has been an AWA certified writing facilitator since 2017. She […]
This session will be focused on tarot cards, and the writing that bubbles up from the subconscious prompts that tarot cards are beloved for. I will draw three cards for the session, and then we'll move through sharing our responses. The self-insight we reveal through tarot also works wonders in writing; let's jump into this […]
Mining for Memoir In this 2.5 hour workshop we will start with a brief review of story theory and the basics of memoir; then we will experiment. We will go spelunking into the caves of memory for story possibilities and consider some elements of structure for memoir writing. (If you took this workshop in WAW […]
This writing group is all about having fun. Together, we’ll write to prompts meant to help you loosen up and expand creatively. Think of it as play time for writers. After writing, we’ll share what we’ve written (if you choose) and respond to each other with supportive feedback following the AWA principles. If you’re feeling […]
The mother/daughter, daughter/ mother relationship is such a rich source of pain and humor! We will tap into the complicated spoken and unspoken memories we carry. All forms of writing welcome. We will be looking for new ways to tell a story we may have told many times already. Claire is a playwright and published […]
Let's explore inner voices. Choose your own adventure: introspection on your own self-talk or an exercise on character development, either will fit this format.Do you want the time and space to examine your own inner monologue and how it influences your life? Give your intrapersonal communication some attention within a supportive group of peers. Or […]
Finding Freedom: An Affinity Group Writing Workshop This workshop welcomes those who identify as BIPOC. Prompts will encourage writers to delve deeper into exploring identity by looking back to where we've come from (ancestors, family, geography) so we can go forward to become the people we aspire to be. In these workshops we not only […]
When we experience trauma, we lose our sense of trust in ourselves, in others, in God (whatever your understanding of God might be), and in the world. Trauma alters how we see the world and how we operate in it. An important part of the healing process is learning to trust again – starting with […]
This workshop is offered to those who identify as women. Although we are raised to look for answers “out there”—deferring to experts and the chorus of “should-do’s” from those around us—writing is a powerful way to reconnect to our inner-expert, the wise self who knows what is right and true for us. During this workshop, […]
CAREGIVERS: Writing to Develop Your Strengths - On the Page and In Your Life Do you feel exhausted, isolated, or called to give more than you have in the tank? Caring for others can be a beautiful and generous gift and it can leave you wishing that, at least for a few minutes, you could […]
We live on the leash of our senses.—Diane Ackerman Powerful writing stimulates the senses, allowing us to fully immerse ourselves in the scene the writer has created. Infusing our pages with imagery evoking scent, touch, taste, hearing, and sight leads to a multi-dimensional experience that stays with us. In this workshop, we’ll use creative prompts […]
Calling all K-12 Educators! This one’s for you. Do you wish you had time to focus on your own inner creative voice? As educators, we spend our time and energy focused on developing our students’ creativity, and rarely have a moment to think about our own. Join us for a 2-hour invigorating writing workshop where […]
In this workshop we will discuss the twelve stages & eight archetypal characters of Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey." We will attempt to find our own Hero's Journey through the use of Mind Memory and Body Memory Maps, accessing the places within us that still need to be healed. We will write with this material, discovering […]
for Teenage Girls + Gender-Expansive Youth ages 13-18 Teenage girls are the most intuitive, insightful, amazing people on earth—but they're rarely given the respect they deserve. In this class, you will be learn more about your intuitive superpowers and how to access them through writing. Mostly, you get a chance to speak your truth and […]
Unsettling Ourselves - Writing to spend time together in blind spots inherent to growing up in white bodies. This affinity group workshop seeks to co-create a Brave Space - for new awareness of both cognitive assumptions and visceral sensations related to race/ colonization. It gathers writers who because of our skin colour have the privilege […]
“Invis-Ability,” a facilitated writing workshop that explores the experiences of individuals with both invisible and visible disabilities, chronic pain or chronic illness. This workshop is designed to create a safe and inclusive space for participants to explore their experiences through the written word. Through a series of writing exercises and group discussions, participants in this […]
Mining for Memoir 2.0 - This 2.5 hour workshop builds on the theory of memoir investigated in the introductory "Mining for Memoir". In these two and a half hours, we will be focussing on how to tease a structure out of all those written pieces of memory you've produced. We'll identify different types of memoir […]
“ Maybe if we re-invent whatever our lives give us we find poems” Naomi Shihab Nye Are you curious about writing poetry? Would you like to be introduced to a variety of poets? Although prompts are specifically focused on exploring poetry, participants are welcome to write in any genre they prefer. This is a safe […]
Using Pat Schneider's "How the Light Gets In: Writing as a Spiritual Practice" as inspiration, we'll explore some of what Pat had to say about the liminal moments of life, writing about mystery and more. And, of course, we'll write to prompts and share using the AWA method. (If this session fills, perhaps sign up […]
Write Through the Mess: Practicing Creativity During the Unexpected Life can be unpredictable and messy, leaving us feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. Writing can be a tool for finding stillness and meaning amidst chaos. Through guided meditation and writing exercises, we will learn to cultivate a contemplative response to the unexpected things in life. Deb […]
AWA is proud to partner with the US based nonprofit RAINN (Rape and Incest National Network) as part of its 2023 Write Around the World program. This writing workshop is specifically designed for members of RAINN’s Speakers Bureau. RAINN’s Speakers Bureau is comprised of more than 4,000 survivors of sexual violence who volunteer to share […]
We take the our life's experiences to write a short memoir piece that can be built on later. I'm inspired to lead writing groups for nothing else but the love of writing. Writing can take all of us to an awareness of ourselves and our community.
An online workshop facilitated in the AWA method, offering a safe space for caregivers to connect, express themselves and experience writing with a group of peers living with both the joys, and challenges that come along with caring for other(s). It is hoped that in having your writing listened to, and in turn, bearing witness […]
GRIEF: Writing to Develop Your Strengths - On the Page and in Your Life In acute, recent grief, one moment at a time is the best most of us can muster. But after the initial horror and numbness pass, the ache can seem wider and deeper than before. You might have a little more energy, […]
In this session, we'll write to timed prompts about food, capturing succulence and decadence through all the sensory images on the page. Barbara Krasner is a Pushcart Prize-nominated author of short fiction and poetry, often based on her family's history. She has been an affiliate since 2013 and leads workshops through Zoom. She holds an […]
Are you curious about the magic on the first page of a novel… The magic that keeps you wanting to turn the page… Then join me, Gail Cunningham, an AWA Facilitator for a workshop that will explore the first page beginning with the first sentence. I’m looking forward to writing with you. Gail is […]
Ever have something you wanted to ask (or tell) some other version of yourself, someone in your family, or a character you want to know more about? We’ll use the AWA method to create a safe space for our memory and imagination to engage and converse with people who may be just beyond our reach. […]
The Wide-eyed Child of Yesterday and Today. Two and a half hours dedicated to the stirring of surprise, and the strengthening of the writing animal within. Memory and imagination are the tinder; safe-space and risking, the bellows. Máire has long experience in facilitating the (re-)birth of memories and imaginings, of music and meanings, of […]
In this workshop participants will identify who or what they want/need to write to. This can be family members (living or dead), mentors (current, past, known to you or not), beliefs (re yourself, others or the world), an entity that represents a higher power to you, your personal shadow as defined by Jungian thought or […]
Did you know some women in the Bible were business owners, leaders, community organizers, lawyers, politicians, ministry leaders, and more? Many were ordinary women living roles we live each day. They were single, married; some were mothers, grandmothers, and daughters-in-law. Some made mistakes and lived through great stress, while others accomplished incredible deeds.In this 2-hour, […]
Art-Inspired Writing: Paintings and other visual artwork can inspire and deepen our creative writing in unexpected ways. We’ll explore different approaches, using images instead of words as prompts (same concept as what is also known as Ekphrasic Writing). Marian Calabro has been an AWA Affiliate since 2004, when she trained with Pat Schneider and […]
The Headway Project started as an experiment in early 2023 and the experiment turned out to be a tremendous success. These sessions are 2-hour workshops limited to just 4 participants and the facilitator. As a participant, In the first hour you will be invited to write to in Pomodoro-length stretches — 25 or 30 minutes. […]
Motherhood is such a complex experience, rich with emotions, challenges and shining moments to cherish forever. We will draw these moments out of the depths to celebrate, commiserate and commune on the ins and outs of motherhood though our unique and oh so relatable stories. Lyrica(she/her) is a mother, healer and artist who lives […]
Tai Chi is more than a series of graceful yet powerful movements. It is also a philosophy of living and relating. In this two-and-a-half-hour workshop, our writing prompts will be inspired by Tai Chi principles, movements, and Taoist/Zen-inspired poetry. You need not have experience with Tai Chi to register for this workshop! Several basic Tai […]
Take a writing journey through the structure of the story prompted by quotes from well loved novels by highly esteemed Irish authors. Sinéad MacDevitt taught Speech & Drama for a decade. She has been leading Writing Workshops for Children and Young Adults since 2008. The workshops have included craft focused exercises and […]
Are you curious about nature writing but don’t know where to start? Have you been wondering how to learn about the plants and animals who live around you? Do you want to become more observant? Join writer & naturalist Julie Tennis in How to Pay Attention: An Introduction to Writing About Nature, a 90-minute workshop […]
In this workshop we will use Mind & Body Memory Maps to isolate material we will use in the workshop. We will search for "opposites" contained within the scenes that arise, clustering "opposite" pairs of objects we find, or "opposite" feelings we have in these scenes. We will then write with the energy that arises […]
Tickle Your Funny Bone – An AWA Workshop on Humor Writing Do you want to write funny stories, include comedic moments in a narrative or invent witty lines for characters? Join Kathy Moore for a session of craft-focused prompts that will tickle your funny bone and provide an introduction to the art of humor writing. […]
An online workshop facilitated in the AWA method, offering a safe space for caregivers to connect, express themselves and experience writing with a group of peers living with both the joys and challenges that come along with caring for other(s). These workshops are designed to reduce isolation, stress and overwhelm for those who provide care […]
In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to explore the transformative power of writing as a tool for healing and growth. Through guided prompts and exercises inspired by the AWA method, you will be encouraged to tap into your inner voice and to explore the painful and distressing events of living then written about […]
Write Your Way Home offers space for writers, of any level, to share stories in any genre. Prompts usually lead 'back to home,' much like ships find harbour for shelter as they manipulate life's many waters. We anchor in, developing craft, building community and exploring self. Stephanie Curry is a Grenadian/Canadian who enjoys encouraging writers […]
This bilingual workshop in English and German will appeal to those who know both languages, regardless of their level. We seek to enrich participants writing experience by providing prompts and observations in both English and German. Following the AWA affirmation that everyone has a unique voice, we look forward to facilitating voice in a multi-cultural […]
Vagina Monologuing – holding space to write and catch our sacred, primal, bodily stories Vaginas have stories to tell and need a special kind of space to be listened into sharing them. With respect and gratitude to Eve Ensler for her leadership and pioneering voice, and with prompts inspired by and excerpted from her play Vagina […]
The Image Moment (part of Jack Grapes' METHOD WRITING) is a stunningly effective and reliable way to manage the pacing of psychological tension for your reader. Experiment with and experience the effects of this incredible technique in this 2 hour workshop. Sue Reynolds is a psychotherapist, a writer and a writing facilitator passionate about […]
This small-group workshop is friendly to all writers, including those without any prior writing experience. We will strive, together, to create a welcoming space for creativity. Generative writing prompts as well as a revision prompt will be provided.
A little stop in May to look at the second half of the year. Where do I stand? What's up right now? What can wait? What has to wait? Writing opens, creates presence and leads into stillness from which new can grow. An opportunity to get to know writing according to the AWA method as […]
In this 2-hour workshop, we will explore Freedom within Form Constraints, potential in a packed space, creativity in compacting, more in the less. Poets of all kinds welcome! Kate Marshall Flaherty guides StillPoint Poetry Workshops and loves to think big in small containers. Come join the fun! See her workshops, books and performance poetry […]