Wyoming Arts Council

Tina Welling leads “Writers in the Park” workshop on June 14


Tina Welling, author. CREDIT: David J Swift

This info comes from author and Blanchan/Doubleday fellowship winner Tina Welling:

WRITERS IN THE PARK WORKSHOP with Tina Welling will be held on Saturday, June 14, at Grand Teton National Park near Jackson. Free and open to all writers of any level, any genre.

Tina Welling is the author of the newly released WRITING WILD, Forming A Creative Partnership With Nature, and the novels Crybaby Ranch, Fairy Tale Blues, and Cowboys Never Cry.  Her essays have been published in Shambhala SunThe WriterBody & Soul, and other national magazines, as well as four anthologies. She conducts creative writing and journal keeping workshops around the country and is a long-time faculty member of the Jackson Hole Writers Conference.

Workshop: Energizing our Lives and our Language

All living things shimmer with energy – and so, too, should our writing.  From a single cell seen in a microscope to a forested hillside rippling with wind and sunlight there is a natural pulsation at work.  In this workshop, participants learn to match their writing to the natural pulse of our bodies and the earth.  Beautiful language organically arises once we become aware of how our attention moves inward and outward, much like our breath.

For the workshop,  meet at the flagpole in front of the Craig Thomas Discovery Center in Grand Teton National Park at 9:00 am.  From there we will go to a good place to write and talk together.  Bring paper and pen, appropriate outdoor clothing for variable weather conditions and, if you like, water and something to sit on.  The workshop ends at noon.  Hope to see you there.


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