NEWSLETTER WRITING CLUB
A monthly writing circle for people with something to say.
THERE IS SOMETHING YOU’VE BEEN MEANING TO WRITE.
A newsletter.
An essay.
A reflection.
A letter to your community.
Something about your work, your life, your ideas — or the thing you can’t stop thinking about.
NEWSLETTER WRITING CLUB IS A MONTHLY GATHERING TO LISTEN FOR WHAT WANTS TO BE WRITTEN — AND THEN WRITE IT.
THE GATHERING
Once a month, we’ll gather on Zoom for an evening of ritual, inspiration, community and writing.
We’ll begin with a poem, a tarot card, a question to sit with, or another small offering to open the door.
Then we’ll turn toward the page.
There will be prompts to help you find your way into the thing you’ve been wanting to say, followed by protected time to write alongside one another. And, if you’re willing, to share.
YOU’LL LEAVE WITH SOMETHING WRITTEN — OR AT LEAST THE START TO IT. AND WITH A LITTLE MORE TRUST IN YOUR OWN VOICE.
WHO IS IT FOR?
HEALERS
DREAMERS
ARTISTS
POETS
WRITERS
VISIONARIES
ENTREPRENEURS
People with ideas they want to share.
You don’t need to call yourself a writer. You just need to have something you want to say.
Maybe you already have a newsletter and want some structure and community around keeping it alive. Maybe you’ve been thinking about starting one. Maybe you have a body of ideas, stories or wisdom that wants somewhere to go.
COME WITH THE THREAD. WE’LL FOLLOW IT.
THE DETAILS
NEWSLETTER WRITING CLUB
Monthly on Zoom
1st Wednesdays of the month
5:30–7:00 PM EST / 2:30–4:00 PM PST
Beginning October 7th 2026
$35 / session or $120 / season (this one goes october through february)
The group will be kept relatively small so that there is room for conversation and connection.
WANT TO JOIN?
Because this is a small group, I’d love to hear a little about you before you join.
Send me a note through the form below and tell me:
Who are you, what are you working on or writing about, and what brings you to the club?
No formal application — I just want to get a sense of who is coming so that I can prepare the right prompts for the group (and keep it cozy).
Come with your half-formed ideas, your abandoned drafts, your notes app full of sentences, or the thing you’ve been meaning to write for six months.
Bring the thread.
We’ll see where it leads.