No Such Thing as Writer’s Block: A Storytelling & Writing Session

Break through writer’s block with Baltimore writer and poet Wallace Lane. In this session, you’ll dive into storytelling, creative writing, and poetry to spark your voice and flow of words to tell your story.

About Wallace Lane:

Wallace Lane is a multidisciplinary writer and poet from Baltimore, Maryland. He earned his MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts from the University of Baltimore in 2017, the same year he released his debut poetry collection, Jordan Year. His latest collection, This Book of My Apologies to Black Women, is a vulnerable exploration of accountability, love, and healing. Wallace is also a former English and Creative Writing teacher with Baltimore City Public Schools. His writing has appeared in several print and online publications, with more work forthcoming in new anthologies. He is currently a part of the Creative in Residence Program at The Baltimore Banner, where he writes stories rooted in community, culture, and creativity.

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