At this special edition of The Write Time, we’ll be joined by Rachel Lyon, the author of the novels Self-Portrait with Boy and The Fruit of the Dead.
She’ll talk to us about her most recent book, and her work of transforming the Greek myth of Persephone and her mother, Dememter, who follows her to the underworld after Hades’ abduction.
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Welcome to The Write Time, a workshop for aspiring and experienced writers who want to improve their craft and find community, co-hosted by Matt Jones.
Sign up now and join us for:
Engaging discussions to spark creativity
Guest speakers sharing valuable writing advice
Constructive feedback on your work in a supportive environment
This workshop encourages participants to share their writing and discuss ways to improve their own and others' work. Each session starts with a writing exercise or a guest speaker offering advice on craft, process, or the business of writing, lasting no more than thirty minutes. By emphasizing open exchange and exploration, the workshop inspires attendees to develop their own practice and unique voice.
Monthly on Zoom: The first Sunday from 12 pm – 2 pm ET.
Cost: Sliding scale, use Venmo or donate button to pay for a session.
“The Write Time has helped me grow and flourish as a writer, and I know I'm not alone in this feeling! It's a place where I feel safe to take creative risks and share first drafts. The support from Grace and Matt but also from the other writers gives me that extra boost to overcome writer's block and continue believing in my craft.” — Ella Bartlett, poet & translator
“The Write Time has been the dream workshop to take the scary step into publicly sharing my prose, and for finding camaraderie, encouragement, and professional guidance to develop my craft. My confidence and voice has grown hugely as a result of regularly attending these workshops. I am so grateful to Grace and Matt for their commitment to this community, and their generosity in sharing their editorial expertise.” — Morganne Howell, fiction writer