Sophia Bonnie Wodin and I will be repeating our six-week “Writing for Witches” course in October and November. We have designed the curriculum specifically for people who wish to write both as witches and for witches. Each class will focus on a specific topic and will also offer writing prompts that will inspire us to work magic with our words and bring us face to face with our willingness to write for ourselves, our communities and the health of Mother Earth.
There is so much we could have covered, but we managed to distil it into the following themes and topics:
- Mythic musings (finding and calling a magical writer’s ally, working with fairy tales and myths)
- Working as a creative ally for the natural world (eco poetry and prose)
- Writing for your magical practice (spells, blessings, writing by the cycles of the moon)
- Writing for ritual (meditations, element calls, honouring deity)
- Finding community and sharing your work (how to set up a writing blog, using social media, getting published)
- Final Bardic Circle to share and celebrate our writing.
It is our sincere hope that we can inspire and support more witches to write and to share their work, especially during these challenging times. However, we think that no matter what your interest as a writer or your practice as a witch, this course will offer something new for you to learn.
This course helped me claim that I am a witch and recognize how many parts of my life are rooted in nature and her cycles. ~ Kate
This class has been an anchor and reminded me how important my writing practice is. ~ Chantal
Details:
6 classes: Monday evenings 7:00 – 9:00pm EST on Zoom
October 10, 17, 24 and November 7, 14, 21 2022
$220 CAD with a slide to $150
Register: sophiaheathwodin@gmail.com
Sophia is a Priestess, teacher and Spiritual Mentor in private practice. She weaves together strands of a variety of Witchcraft traditions with 40+ years of Buddhist practices and psychotherapeutic training. Sophia listens deeply to The Earth and the plant allies, having spent 30+ years as a permaculturally inspired landscape designer. Sophia was a garden columnist from 1987 until 2006. She anchors A Writer’s Circle and Writers’ Mini Retreats. You can learn more about her and her work at: http://sophiabonniewodin.blogspot.com/p/about-sophia.html
Diane is a writer, editor, poet and eco witch (Reclaiming). Her company Wordsmith Writing and Editing Services supports the work of community groups and health organizations to communicate about social and health issues such as climate change, and mental and physical well-being. As she eases into her elder years, her writing is becoming more focused on crafting verses and stories (primarily for witches and pagans) that strive to echo the magical and mythic voices of the living land. Diane’s writing has been shared in a variety of venues in print, online and via social media. www.dianeperazzo.com.
Congrats, Diane! I hope this is a huge success for you.
Janice
Wow that’s looks interesting. good for you! Barbara Brown barbarabrown.ca
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