Moonwrite

Every living being since the dawn of time has gazed up at the same moon.

A moon which inspired mythology, literature, religion, philosophy, science; a moon that directs migrations, tides, the movement of leaves, and perhaps even the blood in our veins. You will be hard pressed to find an artist untouched by the moon.

These workshops are first and foremost about inspiration. Every month I bring words and materials, and we use them as prompts, as jumping off points into our own writing.

Join us for the October Moon - also known as the Hunter's Moon, Blood Moon, Migrating Moon - who will this moon be to you?

Suitable for every level of writing and every genre, whether you’re a dedicated moon-worshipper or someone who enjoys the simple awe of looking up into a night sky and finding light.

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Coco Lone Neal is an apprentice associate at the Writers Workshop and studying for an MA in Nature Writing. In a previous life she was a researcher on rivers, and you cannot look to water without also turning to the moon.

image is by Maria Clara Eimmart (1676-1707), pastel on blue cardboard

Host or Publisher The Writers Workshop