What do you imagine, when you think of a writing retreat? Do you see yourself in a hammock with a notebook and pen, ideas sparking like crazy? Do you imagine yourself in a critique circle, exchanging ideas and learning from each other? Do you see yourself going for long walks, or staying in your PJs all day? Whether it's for a week or a weekend, writing retreats can be glorious, productive experiences. For me, it’s a chance to work on a piece without interruption and really hit my groove. I also love the creative buzz that comes from being around other writers, the talks over dinner, and the chance to refill my well by retreating from real life as well. (I took that picture to the right while I was on retreat with the Pub Crawl girls. Meg and I were writing the sequel to
Group Writing Retreats: A How-To Guide
Group Writing Retreats: A How-To Guide
Group Writing Retreats: A How-To Guide
What do you imagine, when you think of a writing retreat? Do you see yourself in a hammock with a notebook and pen, ideas sparking like crazy? Do you imagine yourself in a critique circle, exchanging ideas and learning from each other? Do you see yourself going for long walks, or staying in your PJs all day? Whether it's for a week or a weekend, writing retreats can be glorious, productive experiences. For me, it’s a chance to work on a piece without interruption and really hit my groove. I also love the creative buzz that comes from being around other writers, the talks over dinner, and the chance to refill my well by retreating from real life as well. (I took that picture to the right while I was on retreat with the Pub Crawl girls. Meg and I were writing the sequel to