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Lost your writing mojo? Self-discipline entirely out the window and creative rituals all crumbled to dust? You're not alone. Setting and maintaining a writing practice is hard in the best of times, and even more challenging when disruptive life events knock you off course, whether it’s a hurricane, illness, a family crisis or just life being lifey!

Whatever you’ve faced this year, this fun and interactive 2-hour class will explore methods to help you get back in the game. We'll explore collaboration, cross-genre training, and how spontaneous freewriting can get the juices flowing. You'll leave with ways to re-think your daily routine so you can consistently get those new ideas on the page. Bring a blank notebook and an open mind!

This FREE class is our gift to the western North Carolina writing community on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene.

Kim Wright turned to fiction ten years ago after a career in journalism. Since then she has published four novels:  LOVE IN MID AIR (Grand Central), THE UNEXPECTED WALTZ, THE CANTERBURY SISTERS, and LAST RIDE TO GRACELAND (all Gallery). LAST RIDE TO GRACELAND was the 2018 winner of the Willie Morris Award for Southern Fiction. Kim teaches at Charlotte Lit and offers developmental editing through her Story Doctor service (kimwright.org). You can find Kim on her YouTube channel GROWING BOLDER.