Winter Writing Assignment 2 Click through for Assignment 1, Assignment 3, Assignment 4, Assignment 5, and Assignment 6 “I sit down, grind my ink, set my timer for an hour, and take my paintbrush and go. I try to stay behind the story, never leading it. I’m kind of like the world’s slowest secretary…. [Read More]
A Solstice Gift
Happy solstice, dear Writer. This is the darkest time of the year, which is, of course, perfect for writing. It’s traditionally the time to be quiet and reflect on all the things we are grateful for over the past year, and to think about what we want to manifest in the upcoming year. To honour… [Read More]
My Six Workout Essentials
I have never been what you would call a sporty girl. I don’t play well with others (count me out when you’re putting a soccer team together) and I don’t understand marathons. But I have a whole drawer full of neon clothes, a shelf full of exercise DVDs, and hand weights in my living room…. [Read More]
How to Make More Time
As I write this, our Story Intensive students are in their writing week. If you have The Story Course, take a look at the assignment for Lesson Seven. (It asks you to make a writing week on your own.) This is one of the most challenging parts of the course! Funny, isn’t it? It’s not… [Read More]
Be A Writer Who Moves, A Mover Who Writes
I would rather not go into details about my osteopathic situation here, but I will say this: last year, my psoas and hip flexors were starting to tell me that writing a book was hazardous to my health. You’ve heard this, right? Sitting is the new smoking. Even if you work out every day, sitting… [Read More]
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