September Craft Session
Write the Hard Thing: Let the Body Tell the Story with Jessy Easton
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th @9AM PST on Zoom (will be recorded)
This 2-hour workshop is for anyone carrying a story they don’t quite know how to tell. Whether it’s grief, family complexity, or a truth you’ve been circling for years, we’ll begin where stories live: in the body.
We’ll begin by naming the fears and shame that often block our stories, then learn how to access emotionally charged memory through sensation—starting with a single image, feeling, or moment that lives in the body. From there, we’ll layer in the “double perspective” that memoir requires, weaving together the voice of the one who lived it and the one who’s ready to write it now.
You’ll have space to write, share, and walk away with the beginnings of a potent micro-memoir. This isn’t about writing the whole story—it’s about finding one emotional thread and following it.
Write the Hard Thing: Let the Body Tell the Story with Jessy Easton
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th @9AM PST on Zoom (will be recorded)
This 2-hour workshop is for anyone carrying a story they don’t quite know how to tell. Whether it’s grief, family complexity, or a truth you’ve been circling for years, we’ll begin where stories live: in the body.
We’ll begin by naming the fears and shame that often block our stories, then learn how to access emotionally charged memory through sensation—starting with a single image, feeling, or moment that lives in the body. From there, we’ll layer in the “double perspective” that memoir requires, weaving together the voice of the one who lived it and the one who’s ready to write it now.
You’ll have space to write, share, and walk away with the beginnings of a potent micro-memoir. This isn’t about writing the whole story—it’s about finding one emotional thread and following it.
Write the Hard Thing: Let the Body Tell the Story with Jessy Easton
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th @9AM PST on Zoom (will be recorded)
This 2-hour workshop is for anyone carrying a story they don’t quite know how to tell. Whether it’s grief, family complexity, or a truth you’ve been circling for years, we’ll begin where stories live: in the body.
We’ll begin by naming the fears and shame that often block our stories, then learn how to access emotionally charged memory through sensation—starting with a single image, feeling, or moment that lives in the body. From there, we’ll layer in the “double perspective” that memoir requires, weaving together the voice of the one who lived it and the one who’s ready to write it now.
You’ll have space to write, share, and walk away with the beginnings of a potent micro-memoir. This isn’t about writing the whole story—it’s about finding one emotional thread and following it.