Stretch creatively and have fun with your writing this fall! You will learn how to take your writing for a walk on the wild side. This is a six-week online class for writers of all levels.
We ask that you be ready to play with your writing, uncensor yourself, and experiment.
Your writing will become more raw, truthful, and wild.
We ask that you be ready to play with your writing, uncensor yourself, and experiment.
Your writing will become more raw, truthful, and wild.
Be a savage writer.
This writing class isn't for everyone.
This writing camp is for those who want to write from the wildest places within. It is for women who want to stretch the depth and range of their writing.
The writing exercises will organically lead you to your unfiltered, wild voice - sometimes dramatic, sometimes comedic, often both.
Explore writing from a place of emotional truth.
Class meets at night on Zoom, around a virtual campfire - the perfect place to share stories!
Each time we meet, we'll start with a writing exercise together. Then everyone is welcome to share some weekly writing with the group.
Wild writing is playful and experimental, because we test new ideas in the wild. It can also be explosive and edgy, because it is uncensored. Wild writing can also seem absurd and even meaningless - until another wild woman reflects back her connection to the writing.
Develop focus and comfort while giving and recieving feedback.
Become a team player for other wild women writing.
You will experience writing through life's phases: fertile with change, shedding and mourning loss, navigating the barren wilderness, birthing anew.
Writing done in class will make it easy for you to start a new project, like a memoir, novel, or play. You can also create a collection of essays, blog posts, or poems from each week's writing.
Build momentum for the project you're already working on, or write just for fun.
Wild Women Writing is led by me (Sarah Elovich - creator of Rewrite Yourself).
Note: Class has limited space. Apply early.
Day: Mondays
Time: 7pm Pacific
Class Dates: October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, November 6
Cost: $290
Applications Close September 20
This writing camp is for those who want to write from the wildest places within. It is for women who want to stretch the depth and range of their writing.
The writing exercises will organically lead you to your unfiltered, wild voice - sometimes dramatic, sometimes comedic, often both.
Explore writing from a place of emotional truth.
- Lean into emotion as a writing engine
- Hunt down characters, real and imagined
- Listen with your instinctive ear for natural dialogue and compelling story arcs
- Become more comfortable with the unknown
- Appreciate life's phases as ripe writing material
Class meets at night on Zoom, around a virtual campfire - the perfect place to share stories!
Each time we meet, we'll start with a writing exercise together. Then everyone is welcome to share some weekly writing with the group.
Wild writing is playful and experimental, because we test new ideas in the wild. It can also be explosive and edgy, because it is uncensored. Wild writing can also seem absurd and even meaningless - until another wild woman reflects back her connection to the writing.
Develop focus and comfort while giving and recieving feedback.
Become a team player for other wild women writing.
You will experience writing through life's phases: fertile with change, shedding and mourning loss, navigating the barren wilderness, birthing anew.
Writing done in class will make it easy for you to start a new project, like a memoir, novel, or play. You can also create a collection of essays, blog posts, or poems from each week's writing.
Build momentum for the project you're already working on, or write just for fun.
Wild Women Writing is led by me (Sarah Elovich - creator of Rewrite Yourself).
Note: Class has limited space. Apply early.
Day: Mondays
Time: 7pm Pacific
Class Dates: October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, November 6
Cost: $290
Applications Close September 20
About Sarah
Sarah Elovich is a Story Coach with eighteen years of experience coaching creative people. She holds a BS from Wellesley College where she majored in Psychology with an emphasis on Cognition. She earned an MA in Education from San Francisco State University where she focused on Cognitive Development and the role of self-reflection in learning.
Sarah is alive today because of storytelling. She combined her love of writing and her fascination with neuroplasticity to create the seriously playful communication system, Rewrite Yourself.